Tell TopCashback what you'd do if you had an extra £325 - £325 voucher to be won! NOW CLOSED

[PoppyMumsnet]

The team at TopCashback are all about generating cash back to shoppers online. TopCashback says “the average yearly saving is £325”, so they’re interested in hearing what you’d do if you had an extra £325 a year. Would it go on bills, or would you treat yourself? Would it contribute to a holiday or would you throw a party?

Here’s what TopCashback has to say “TopCashback is the UK's most generous cashback website.Earning cashback is easy. Simply join our 6 million members, search for your favourite retailer and click through to their website. That's it! From there you can shop as normal on their website. That's right, money back for shopping online! There are over 4,900 retailers to choose from, so there's sure to be something for everyone! From electricals to insurance and from clothing to holidays.

In addition to this, all new members to TopCashback can get £20 cashback on a £15+ spend at George. By signing up through this link before 17th September 23:59.

Share what you’d do with an extra £325 on this thread and you will be entered into a prize draw where one MNer will win a £325 voucher for the store of their choice (from our list).

Thanks and good luck
MNHQ

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NB Mumsnet will be providing a £300 voucher and TopCashback will send a £25 voucher in addition (administered within 14 working days of the competition end date)

I would spend it on Christmas presents xx

We're moving house and will have an extra reception room so it would go towards the fund for some extra lovely sitting room furniture that the kids aren't allowed to cover in crumbs and ink.

I'd give the £325 to my mum. She retired two years ago to help me look after my daughter. Since then, I've had another daughter. I had hyperemisis and without my mum a second pregnancy simply wouldn't have been possible.

Mum raised me as a single mother on a council estate. She worked 6 days a week and eventually bought her council house. We have just sold our house and will move in with her until we find our new house (me, DH, baby and toddler.)

Despite working for 50 years from the age of 15 to 65, my mum only receives a state pension. She gave up smoking this year and I'm so proud of her, and so grateful for all her help and support, I'd love to give something back.

I would buy a new camera to capture those precious memories

It would go towards paying for someone to come and sort out our leaking shower rather than me repeatedly trying and failing to solve the problem and swearing an awful lot.
It would be bliss to be able to relax in a nice hot shower without worrying that I'm going to crash through the kitchen ceiling. I'm sick of silicon sealant and peering under floorboards trying to work out where the bastarding water is coming from!

Definitely put it towards a city break to see somewhere new.

Weekend away! trying to decide whether it would be with or without kids...

I love topcashback by the way. Everyone should get on there - free money!

Use it for Christmas 🎄 xx

Annual family membership (2 adults, 1 child) to London Zoo, the rest would be split between buying my parents a treat and a contribution towards the local food bank.

Treat myself to more nursery days so I can get the backlog of jobs done and perhaps enjoy some me time

My list is endless as I am in debt but if I had "free" money which did not have to go off a ccredit card then I would have a weekend in London or Oxford and visit my children at Uni

Put it towards a holiday...

Either national trust membership, or a course of yoga - my back desperately needs a bit of tlc!

DS is weirdly into golf. Would probably use it tthe hire out the putting green/buy tiny clubs.

I've always wanted to go glamping. Surely £325 would be enough for a teepee / yurt and some (sadly luke warm) prosecco to drink in it.

I'd book a few nights away in the October holidays :)

I'd buy plants and garden furniture.

It was our 20th wedding anniversary recently but we still haven't booked the night away in a hotel that we promised ourselves. So I'd use it for that.

I would use it for music lessons for our son

A bunk bed with inbuilt storage for both beds

I think I'd use it towards laser eye surgery.

It would pay for lots of days out for me and the family and I would try to use it for a special treat or day out monthly!!!

I would use the money towards Christmas presents. I have 4 children and this would go a long way towards paying for their gifts. Failing that, I would use the vouchers to put towards the purchase new flooring for our lounge/diner as we are in the middle of decorating them and converting into one large room.

It would go on treating myself.

I spend so much time, energy and money on everyone else in the family so a win like this would be all for me! Seriously, I can't even make myself a slice of toast or sit down on a chair without having to share with a little person

I would spend it on a spa day, beauty treats, some nice food and clothes. Guilt free!

I'd buy clothes and footwear for the DC. With 5 of them, there's always someone needing something, but at the moment, it feels like everyone's needing everything!