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

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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)

A holiday for me would be purchased. Alone with a book in the sun!

After writing a list, and prioritising, a new oven and hob. Mine came with the house, takes ages to heat up, and when it does I cannot rely on it to be accurate. So to make a real difference for my family, and finally yorkshire puddings which rise - that would be my choice x

As a carer for my mother we cant afford much and so i would treat us to a mini break, maybe on a coach somewhere. It would be very exciting to pick somewhere. It could also go towards a new fridge freezer or paint or etc,etc - so much we need!!! .X

I'm feeling the pinch after the school holidays, buying school uniforms and 2 major car repairs. £325 would be an amazing amount of cash which I would put to one side to pay for Christmas :-)

I would use the money towards a bit of decorating

Christmas pressies, it's that time of year again!

Currently on maternity leave and £325 would be great to buy some new work clothes before I go back since I'm a completely different size and shape now.

I'd treat me and dh to a meal at a Michelin star restaurant we are desperate to try but can't afford by a long shot. Would be a lovely 30th birthday treat for us both!

I replace my downstairs carpets with laminate as my dcs have destroyed it!

Ooooo, a cordless vacuum cleaner! (purchased via topcashback to earn extra money of course!!).

As much as we could do with it at home, I'd donate it to our nursery. We are desperately in need of funds at the moment and it would benefit so many children.

I'd probably buy a decent pram for DC3. We bought a cheap one for DC1 which wasn't particularly good when we bought it. That was 6 years ago &, while it's still functional, I would quite like a nicer one! I can't justify the expense given that we have something that we can safely transport her in, but if someone were to give me the money...

I'd use it to redecorate our dining room -

My partner and I are saving hard for a deposit on our first home together, so haven't really had any social life since Christmas! £325 would be extremely helpful and I'd put it straight into my lifetime ISA account to further fund the deposit :)

Car repairs! And the rest would help make a start on Christmas. I want to be organised this year!

Definitely christmas presents for me or a lovely christmas trip, i have my eye on the Norfolk polar express train!

Christmas would have been my first choice, but since the oven blew up yesterday a cooker repair/new cooker.

Which I suppose would help towards cooking the Christmas dinner anyway.

I would treat my daughter to a trip to the ballet, she's only 3 but is dance obsessed!
I'd treat my son to a day out somewhere, probably a trip to London.
Then I'd hope there might be a little left over to treat myself to some new clothes, I hardly ever buy new clothes, there always seems to be something else to pay for (mainly dance lessons and shoes for the aforementioned obsessive -she signed herself up for extra classes )

£325 would go towards my girls birthdays that are coming up soon

I would top up the pre pay gas and electric meter and fill the freezer with lovely comfort food! I'm currently on maternity pay and struggling with three kids so this would make winter a lot easier to deal with! 😁

I'd pay off a bit of the credit card. How dull!

I'd buy my DCs and me some wardrobes! We were all just using 1- but then I broke it dismantling it for a recent house move!

I'd put it toward taking my mam for a weekend away.

I'd put it into my Help to Buy ISA!

Pay for some tutoring for one of my DC - realise now that wearing 'tutor-free' as a badge of pride didn't do DC1 any favours with his GCSEs...