Just a quick update. Due to a freak injury, I will be having arm surgery next week. :( I'm pretty nervous about it, but I should be fine once I get through the repair and the lengthy recovery and rehab process. Of course, this had to happen right when Mrs. Frugalson is being put through the wringer with her graduate school program. Wish me luck!
I bet that most of us have come across the shady "Work From Home, earn $xxxx per month signs, web advertisements, and spam emails out there today. These offers obviously seem too good to be true, but how do you go about finding a legitimate job that allows you to work at home?
As a frequent listener of his show, I've heard Clark Howard frequently recommended workingsolutions.com to his radio show callers as a company offering legitimate work at home job opportunities. Working Solutions uses a model where they offer virtual office call center representative positions that allow you to work from home using your computer and broadband internet connection.
As a self-employed IT consultant, I have the good fortune of working out of a home office myself. As long as you can find work that you enjoy doing (and pays a decent wage), it is a great way to make a living while providing you with more flexibility for personal and family time and commitments.
