First Cash Out!!!

[annemillersworld]

Posting it loud and proud! Way to go! Wooohooo!! Congrats! I have been getting them for over nine years and the magic never diminishes! I am expecting one on, or around, the twentieth of November and already have it earmarked for another investment which is what I have done with each and every single cent made here! It looks like I will exceed my financial goals for the year and a large chunk of my health goals. I am so happy not to have squandered the money made and am actually enjoying dividends, capital appreciation, and interest that far exceeds the money made on all of my peripheral point and click sites combined. I get so jazzed about passive income and, if I can maintain this pace for another ten years, will be able to surpass the income made from my evening job.

We think alike.  The gift card tht i earn on the other sites I use as gifts for my kida nd grandkids, but I decided my Fusion Cash (and Ibotta) would go in an investing account.  I like it.  Now I watch the dollars go up here and there!

[seesawing]

That's wonderful annemillersworld!  Between earning gift cards to give and earmarking FC cash for investments you can have your cake and eat it, too!  I also feel similarly about my FC earnings and want them to continue to grow.  I'm focusing on using offers from stock apps (many out there like Acorns, Robinhood, Stash, Webull) and self-directing my investing.

[catchow]

Congratulations! I hope you have many many more

[berthabutt]

The first cash out is always so exciting!!!   Especially when it hits your PayPal.

[annemillersworld]

That's wonderful annemillersworld!  Between earning gift cards to give and earmarking FC cash for investments you can have your cake and eat it, too!  I also feel similarly about my FC earnings and want them to continue to grow.  I'm focusing on using offers from stock apps (many out there like Acorns, Robinhood, Stash, Webull) and self-directing my investing.

I'm using STASH right now, but I am going to look into the other ones that you mention.  It was really important to me to make the decision to put these payments aside and watch them grow.  (Plus I tend to be a little riskier with these investments because I didn't pull this money from my household budget.)

I'll keep you posted.
 

[freedomjarhead2512]

Grats

[pkrahmer]

Congrats on your first cash out!
The first is always the hardest. They get easier and easier.
Continued success !