Earn free cashback to fight the cost of Uni
Studying in the current climate is expensive. Rising costs can put immense pressure on students to find part-time work or on their families to support them.
But, there is a way for students to create their own funds and for their families to support them without costing them a penny – introducing Easyfunding.
Easyfunding is precisely what it says on the tin. It’s a place where students can earn free cashback towards the cost of university life whenever their parents, family members, or distant relatives shop online with well-known brands.
How easyfunding works
Sign up to Easyfunding, and share your page with everyone you know – parents, family members, and even their family and friends. Then, once they have signed up to support you, whenever they shop with over 7,500 well-known brands like Amazon, eBay, Eat, Etsy, John Lewis, Trainline, Argos, M&S, Boots, ASOS, Moonpig, and Tesco, the brand sends you cashback. You can use cashback for whatever you want, like course fees, rent, bills, food, course materials, nights in, and nights out.
It’s free to sign up and use, and it’s a great way for anyone you know to support you for free while you work towards your future.
Three steps to getting started
- Sign up to easyfunding
- Share your page with everyone you know. When they have reached their first £5 cashback milestone, you will get a £5 bonus!
- Every time they shop online, you will receive free cashback – it’s as easy as that!
What do other students think?
It’s a good way to raise money for uni – I’d recommend it as there is nothing to lose and money to gain towards your uni costs. – Susanna Whitlock
It’s a fantastic and easy way of giving you that extra bit of money you may need, and it all happens through the click of a button. I would definitely recommend it to other students – it puts a little extra money in your bank account which otherwise you would be without. In the first two terms my loan does not cover my accommodation costs so this means I will not have to rely on my parents for the money. – Mollie Milne
