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What you have is enough to earn your full-time salary from home

How to Stay at Home and Earn Money
Beat the back-to-work blues, read: How to Stay at Home and Earn Money and change your life

January can be a very miserable month for many mums – going back to work after a long break can reignite feelings of depression if you hate your job, and the guilt of not spending enough time (or as much time as you want!) with your children doesn’t help. Then there’s the darker days and miserable weather…

After having a few days away from the office to spend time with family and friends, if you come back to a job that you don’t really like, it can put a real dampener on the new year high spirits.

But it really doesn’t have to be that way…and you don’t always have to retrain to get the lifestyle you want. After some guerrilla research into flexible careers, I came a cross some careers that you can do from home, that earn a good wage, so you can cut the commute, the office politics and be in charge of your life.

‘How to Stay at Home and Earn Money‘ is an authoritative ebook detailing how you can use the skills you have TODAY to change your life. Honestly – th skills, experience and knowledge you have right now, really is enough to start earning enough for the flexible lifestyle you want, or to pay those post-Christmas bills.

Should I work less to avoid paying more tax?
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Should I work less to avoid paying more tax?

When the government’s Emergency Budget was announced, it hit families very hard – and a lot of mums started thinking that maybe working too many hours is not worth the hassle.

So, would reducing your hours at work be to your advantage when income tax rises in April? Norma Stewart of Wellers Accountants (www.wellersaccountants.co.uk) takes a look at whether higher income taxes create a disincentive to working longer hours.