Petsitting As A Part-Time Job Scan any list of most highly paid professions and you probably won’t find petsitting on any of them. Unless, of course, one is lucky enough to end up petsitting for the very rich! However, petsitting probably compares pretty well against other part-time jobs on the personal fulfillment scale. At least ...
It’s hard being young and poor today. With the job market getting tougher, a college degree is beginning to feel a lot like a high school degree. Power bills and gas are getting more expensive. Although states can now set individual minimum wages, most still go by the federal minimum wage of $5.15 per hour, ...
Whether it’s a weekend or a whole summer, you and your family deserve a summer vacation. It can be difficult to find affordable lodging during this popular vacation season. Below you’ll find great tips and tricks for getting great deals on summer vacation lodging and rentals. The Road Less Traveled Instead of hitting the popular ...
A Pet/House Sitting Service can be a very profitable business. According to www.petplace.com, Americans own approximately 73 million dogs, 90 million cats, 148 fish, and 16 million birds. Considering that many of these families plan vacations and weekend getaways, there is a great need for pet caretakers. Many pet owners leave their dogs and cats ...
For teens, summer is the perfect time to make some extra cash. Of course, there are the typical summer jobs like lifeguarding and waitressing, which require large time commitments and low-pay. Then, there are the excellent summer jobs that offer plenty of earning potential while maintaining your free and flexible schedule. Babysitting According to payscale.com, ...
Housesitting can be a very lucrative job for the right person. Relatively simple in nature, the primary responsibility of the housesitter is to live in the house of the employers while they are away from home. Many homeowners do not want to leave their residence and property unoccupied while they are out of town, so ...
My oldest son, Matthew, called me a loser the other day. He’s 14. OK, he didn’t call me a “loser” specifically, but he was talking to a nurse in the emergency room about how he was thinking of going into politics when he gets older. He wants to be the president, he said. “Hey,” I ...
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