Ten money making ideas for stay-at-home mums (and dads)

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Money can be tight when you are a stay-at-home mum. Here are some ways to make some extra cash...

This article first appeared on Your Money. Stay-at-home mums have been disproportionately disadvantaged over the years thanks to loss of earnings while taking time off work, lower National Insurance contributions and lower incomes in retirement. For many mums across the country, going back to work after maternity leave can often be out of the question as childcare costs outstrip earnings. However, mums can still make some extra cash. Here are 10 ways...

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