Do you hate your job? Is the thought of working part time and paying expensive childcare costs making going back to work not seem worth your while?

Whatever your situation, the How to Earn Your Full-Time Salary From Home ebook has an answer.

Every week I get sent emails asking about different types of maternity rights. Things that employers should no better than doing when they have an expectant mum in the workplace. Questions like I was being …

These days, there is no such thing as a job for life. So if you hate your job, and wish you could pursue your passion – you can! The only thing that can stop you is…you. Lack of time, money or any other excuses are a thing of the past. Make a change today!

Banks are being more stringent these days – thanks to the so-called credit crunch. But we all need to borrow money at some stage, whether you are a credit card junkie or not – somethings …

It’s that time of year again – the long six-week summer holidays are finally here, and parents of school-age children everywhere are struggling to keep the right balance between fun activities and spending. Here are 10 ways to have fun with your children with minimal costs and it doesn’t involve using the television set as a cheap babysitter

The fear of job losses during the current economic climate can be crippling, but it can be the new start you have always wanted. If you have skills that would work well in a business …

Most work at home mums start home-based businesses because they want to be home with their little ones.
And I was no different: I left a great corporate job to be around my two children and …

Being a stay-at-home mum does not mean you are depriving your children socially, but it can mean you have to put some thought into the matter. You can’t just stay home all day – you need to take your children out to play where they will socialise other children. You don’t have to spend a lot of money on this, just some time.

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And this is not your usual plastic fantastic type of food processor, either. This food processor is made from titanium stainless steel, so it will last as long as you live …

Keep home business stationary basic to save costs

The word ‘stationery‘  is one of the things that brings two types of responses for potential home business start-ups.
If you’re like me, you love the thought of getting …

sell your old, unused gold for extra money

In what has been described as the worst economic downturn of the last 50 years, one product has shone more brightly than many others. Gold has
not only retained …

From 6 April 2009, all parents of children up to 16 years of age have the right to ask their employer to work flexibly. The new rule is an extension of parents right to request flexible working if they have children up to the age of six, or a disabled child aged up to 16 years. It means that an additional 4.5 million employees are now eligible to request flexible working – that’s around 10 million overall.

Children are spending ever more time on the internet, becoming increasingly knowledgeable about how to navigate it in the process. Meanwhile, parents are often unaware of what their kids are viewing online and are concerned …

Don’t let the recession get you down. There’s lots of help available if you’re in a difficult situation.

Expecting a baby on or after 6 April 2009? Apply now for the government’s new £190 Health in Pregnancy Grant

Sometimes mums can literally be squeezed out of their jobs as soon as their employer finds out that they are pregnant. Find out what to do if it happens to you.

These days, no sooner has a celebrity popped out a baby, are they back to their size zero jeans and skimpy, tight-fitting outfits.

It may seem patronising a title, but most parents usually know the type of childcare that their friends and family use and assume that this is the best form of childcare for them