
Financial Challenges Support Group
This community is for people who are struggling to meet financial obligations of any kind. Financial challenges include everything from the day-to-day challenges of making ends meet to managing credit card debt to bankruptcy. Get support from others who are going through similar obstacles on the road back to financial stability.

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I use to be able to get a job with no problems and I did a lot of selling on ebay. Making money was not a problem for me. But now, since my seperation on Sept of 2006 and moved to another state, I have not been able to get my thing together. I can't seem to find a job, so I end up with temp jobs, my credit had gone down hill, so finding a place to live has been a big problem too. It's like all my experence that I have means nothing. I'm frustrated, I have mostly been living out of my suitcase for a year now. How does one get started again??
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it is work at home jobs....
"If you can be by your PC you can work for this company (it is a legit job, I am going through the training for this company on the 22nd) they pay $10-$16 per hour
click on Join our team and then click on brand ambassador in the next screen. You work at home helping their customers process orders. Very simple work for great pay! There are some requirements, your PC has to be secure, you need unlimited long distance, but they walk you through it. You pay nothing. It may help you out as I sure hope it works well for us."
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good luck!
Jan