Work at Home Moms: How Can You Survive this Financial Crisis?

 

While it's true that there are a great many benefits to working from home, both in terms of availability for your kids and financially (saving on gas, clothing, etc.), work-at-home opportunities often pay less than brick and mortar "real world" jobs.  If you're working as an independent contractor, you are responsible not only for your own health insurance, but also for creating a retirement plan for yourself. 

During these tough economic times (which don't seem to be going away any time soon, by the way), the best defense is a good offense.  That's why I love 18 Means for Living Below Your Means at Marc and Angel Hack Life.  The ones I really need to focus on?  Time is Money and Stay Healthy!  Have a read and let me know which ones you need to focus on.  Enjoy!

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