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Amanda Reynolds
  • Mom, wife and REI student.
  • Big Lake, MN
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Raising your income to invest

Amanda Reynolds
  • Mom, wife and REI student.
  • Big Lake, MN
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I'm fairly new to REI and I want to jump start my REI Business. Currently, my husband and I are struggling financially on a very low income for our big family of 6, I know the obvious answer is to increase my income so I can invest in my business. Here is were I get stuck... my kids are all fairly young I have one that isn't even in school yet, so I'm at home, trying to avoid the cost of childcare which is very expensive in my state, I do odd jobs to try adding to our cash-flow; I am always running into road blocks, not knowing what to do with my little one. Does anyone have any ideas on how I could generate cash-flow without putting my kid in childcare?

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