Good Salary, Extra Cash: your free tools

Good Salary, Extra Cash is on Amazon in Kindle and paperback. I earn royalties when you buy a copy.

Thank you for reading Good Salary, Extra Cash. This page has the free printable toolkit that goes with the book, plus the calculators, guides and official links for each chapter.

Free printable: the Clear Out, Cash In toolkit

Eight A4 pages to print or fill in on screen, so you can go from a cluttered cupboard to cash in your hand:

  • Your 30-day clear-out plan: one small job a day
  • My what-to-sell list: sell, bundle, give away or don’t sell
  • Listing template and message scripts to copy and paste
  • Photo and safety checklists
  • Decluttering or trading? The £1,000 line
  • Flip sums sheet and record sheet, if you try flipping

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The workbook pages at the back of the book can also be copied for your own use.

Calculators and guides, chapter by chapter

Tax figures are for the 2026/27 tax year (6 April 2026 to 5 April 2027), checked on GOV.UK and HMRC in October 2026. Rules change, so check the GOV.UK links below before you rely on a figure.

Chapter 1: “Will I get a tax bill for this?” Decluttering, trading and the £1,000 line

Toolkit: Decluttering or trading? The £1,000 line.

Chapter 2: What to sell, and what not to sell

Toolkit: My what-to-sell list.

Chapter 3: Setting up safely before your first listing

Toolkit: Photo and safety checklists.

Chapters 4 to 6: Photos, words and prices, and getting seen

Toolkit: Listing template and photo checklist.

Chapter 7: Clothes for the whole family, shoes and children’s things

Chapter 8: Messages, no-shows and offers

Toolkit: message scripts you can copy and paste.

Chapter 9: Getting paid safely and spotting scams

Chapter 10: From decluttering to flipping

Toolkit: Flip sums sheet and record sheet.

Chapter 11: When the taxman needs to know: registering, Self Assessment and simple records

Toolkit: record sheet.

Bonus chapter: The other side: buying second-hand

Using your car to collect or deliver? Check your insurance

If you flip and drive to buy or deliver, your car insurance may need business use. The book explains why.

Where the money goes next

Selling money has a way of disappearing. Give it a job before it lands:

Planners, if you’d like them

These are paid planners from my shop. You don’t need any of them to use the book.

Free: the 7-Day Financial Reset Kit

If you’d like more help after this book, my free 7-Day Financial Reset Kit gives you one 15-minute money task a day for a week: subscriptions, renewals, a simple budget, savings pots and more. It arrives by email, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

The other MoneySavvyUK Guides

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The book and this page give general information, not financial or tax advice. The book is an independent guide, not endorsed by Meta. If your situation is complicated, check with HMRC or get advice.

About the author. Dr Kalpana Govindaraasan is a scientist (PhD, materials chemistry), a former secondary science teacher and a mum, and the founder of MoneySavvyUK. She is not a financial adviser; she’s someone who reads the small print so you don’t have to. Read her story or follow her Amazon author page to hear about new books.

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