If you want to increase your home business or work-at-home income, you may be considering freelancing.  That is, working for someone else from your home.  There are lots of freelancing job sites out there, but you have to be careful:
One new site you might try:  Freelancers’ Oasis. They charge you a monthly fee to look at ads, but they guarantee that all the ads the post are “scam free.”  In other words, you aren’t going to see any “scam” jobs on their site, nor do they put up job postings that require you to pay to get the job. They …read more

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Sue Shellenbarger of The Wall Street Journal Online answers a reader question about telecommuting -
Question: I saw your story on how more employers are hiring people to telecommute right from their first day of work. Can I find these high-quality salaried work-at-home jobs through Internet job boards? — P.P., Queens, N.Y..
Much of Shellenbarger’s advice also applies to work from home opportunities. The main points include

Read and screen postings carefully. Not all will be legitimate.
Don’t pay anyone any money for a work from home opportunity. They should be paying you.
Don’t disclose Social Security or financial details until …read more