When it comes to working online, there are so many different ways in which you can accept payments. PayPal seems to be the most popular one for many as long as it is available in their country but I know people also like to receive payments through other means and that is their preferred.

What is your preferred method to receive payments for online work?

For myself, it would definitely have to be PayPal. I guess the only problem I have with PayPal is the fees but it's one of the safest and most used so I guess that is why I stick with it and make it my preferred.

As stated in my previous thread. Earning money online is not always stable as you may want it to be. One month you may earn a huge chunk and another month you may earn a very small amount. It takes a long while for them to earn a steady income and it can be very time-consuming to get that far.

What is the least amount of money you have earned online in one month?

For myself I think the least I earned online in one month was £50

Earning online is good for those who can not get out to work or may prefer to work online as they have more control over their day and their schedule. Unfortunately, when working online generating a solid income that is stable is a little more difficult therefore one month you may earn quite a lot, and another month you may see a loss.

What has been the most amount of money you have earned online in one month? Have you managed to keep it steady?

THe most I made online in one month was £500 but unfortunately it never became a steady income.

I remember when I was a kid, I used to have a piggy bank that I could put any money in that I wanted to save and when I wanted to use the money, I could open it up and take out the money I wanted. Even now I still see even adults using things like money banks or piggy banks to save money for different reasons and it got me thinking as to whether people do still use money banks or piggy banks to save.

Have you ever used a money bank or piggy bank to save money? Do you still use one now?

Everyone in life will either have done or will need to save up for something that is really expensive. Something that is really expensive is not always an option to be able to buy right off the bat and does take quite some saving up. 

What was the most expensive thing you saved up for?

Do you ever remember the first thing you ever saved for? Maybe it was something you really wanted as a child that you had to save for or something you really wanted when you became an adult. 

I think if I remember rightly, the first thing I saved for when I was a child was a toy that I really wanted, I can't remember for the life of me what toy it was now but I remember being young and saving for something. 

What was the first thing you ever saved for? Did you manage to save for it?

Everyone at some point will be saving money for something specific whether it be a holiday, a new car, a new home, maybe a new phone or even a new console or PC. No matter what anyone is saving for, they are saving because it is something that they really want and they feel some kind of accomplishment saving up until they are able to buy what they most want.

At the moment, are you saving up for anything and what are you saving up for? Is it something you have wanted for a long time or just something you have seen recently and want to get as soon as you can?

When it comes to starting your own business or even offering services to make a little extra income, one thing many will notice in the beginning is how difficult it can be to start generating an income and in some cases, you can feel defeated when you do not see any income coming in at first. 

When I first started making money online through offering freelance services, of course at first I was just someone who was offering a service and never had any feedback so in the beginning, generating any kind of income was difficult and very slow. The more I stayed motivated and pushed my services out there, I eventually got people who gave me a chance who ordered and I ensured I completed these orders to the best of my ability. The more I stuck to it, the more I saw how much my income grew even if it was a slow process. 

Did you find it difficult to generate an income when you first started making money online? What kept you motivated?

At the moment so many people do not trust cryptocurrency like they do their regular currency in their country and with it still being so new and many people still not knowing a lot about it, it is understandable that people would have trust issues and be worried about using it. 

Many cryptocurrencies have been around for a while now and can be considered pretty trustworthy to use but could we ever see them maybe one day become a default currency do you think?

When it comes to crypto, I feel I know something but I do not at the moment feel like I know enough. I wouldn't risk investing in it too heavily with just the knowledge that I know to be honest as I would worry that I would make a bad investment and would lose a lot rather than gain. It's the same with accepting the cryptocurrency for services that I may offer, I am still so new to crypto that even though I know about some wallets, I am still unsure which would be best for me for receiving crypto.

Do you feel you know enough about crypto right now to make regular use of it?