PocketMoney Resources
Browse practical articles for garage sales, market stalls, busking, school fundraisers, and everyday in-person selling across New Zealand.
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A clear, plain-English answer to whether Personal Independence Payment (PIP) stops if you earn money, plus what this means in the UK and how New Zealand disability-style payments differ. Includes practical notes for mark
Clear, practical explanation of when Jobseeker Support is abated to zero by earned income. Includes a simple formula, worked examples, tips for stall sellers, and how cashless payments can help you track earnings.
If you’re asking how much you can earn before ESA (Employment and Support Allowance or a similar benefit) stops, I’ll need to know which country and which benefit you mean. This page explains what information I need, gen
Short practical guide explaining that there is no single ‘cut‑off’ figure — how Centrelink income tests work, how to check your own threshold, and what casual stall or market earnings mean for payments.
Practical New Zealand guide explaining when carer payments may reduce or stop because of earned income, what counts as income, how to check your situation, and how cashless payments for stalls can help carers track earni
Practical ideas for running a gourmet sausage sizzle in New Zealand: menu variations, sourcing, cooking and food-safety tips, pricing for fundraisers and simple cashless payment options including PocketMoney.
Practical, New Zealand-focused rules and examples for pricing clothing at a garage sale — from baby clothes to designer labels, condition grading, bundles, signage and simple payment options.
Practical, NZ-focused steps to sort, assess and price baby clothes for a garage sale. Covers condition grading, realistic price ranges, bundles, signage, negotiation and simple payment options.
Practical, NZ-focused guide to pricing items for a 2025 garage sale: realistic price ranges, simple rules of thumb, labelling, negotiation tips, and what to do with unsold goods. Short section on accepting card payments
Practical, NZ-focused guidance on setting fair prices for sheets, doonas, pillows, mattress toppers and mattresses at a garage sale. Covers cleaning, presentation, typical NZ$ price ranges, bundling, negotiation and simp
Practical, NZ-focused answer on whether a trader's licence or other permits are needed for market stalls, plus food, public-space and payment tips (including card options).
Step‑by‑step guide to planning, approving, stocking, selling and taking payments for a Coca‑Cola fundraiser at a New Zealand school. Practical checklist, pricing tips, permits, and payment options including cashless tool