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Subscribe to the Frugal Mom News - our FREE Monthly Newsletter! Want to meet other Frugal Moms? Visit our new Message Board - we're having fun! You can afford to stay home with your children - work from home and practice frugal living! I speak to so many moms who want to be able to stay home with their children and take care of their homes. The moms want to stay home but they cannot afford to stay home - and this presents a dilemma. Their hearts say yes but their pocketbooks say no. If this scenario describes you then you have come to the right place. Learn how to work from home as well as tips for frugal living - all while you stay home with your kids! For all the frugal moms - My favorite section is Work from Home because it is filled with very creative ways to work from home without ever leaving your house! For instance did you know that you can actually get paid for surveys? Neither did I until I stumbled upon this well kept secret! One day I applied at a survey company, they sent me an email the next day asking me to complete a survey that would take about 20 minutes and then I received a check in the mail for $6.00. I know that $6.00 isn't a ton of money but considering the fact that I didn't leave my house, I was in my pj's and it only took 20 minutes, I really can't complain! To learn more about paid opinion surveys follow the Work from Home Survey link.

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