Work at home opportunities and job training programs.

Maybe you recently lost your job in the slowing economy. Or maybe you work 9 to 5 during the weekdays and so does your spouse. And even after doing that, both of your paychecks are not enough money to pay for all your bills and needs. You still need help with paying your utilities, rent, credit cards, groceries, car loans, mortgage, kid's school needs, and so on. Sadly, there are just too many expenses to pay, and those expenses keep going up. If you lost your job because yours was transferred overseas or outsourced, you may also be eligible for additional job training and unemployment funds from the federal governments Trade Adjustment Assistance Program.

If you are finding it difficult to make ends meet, you can bring in additional income by working from home during the evening, weekends or your spare time! This extra income, whether it is $10, $50, or $300, can go a long way towards helping with your bills.

Homeshoring
There are work from home jobs to be had out there, companies are hiring, and there are ways to make extra money. In addition to “home shoring”, which is the trend of jobs coming back to the United States from overseas, there are many opportunities to earn extra money working from home part time, or even full time. (More on “home shoring” and call center opportunities). Convergys Corporation and Alpine Access are company’s that are aggressively hiring workers for “home shoring” jobs. Learn more on Convergys and Alpine.