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Forbes
21 hours ago
- Business
- Forbes
Work-From-Home Careers For Moms: 15 High-Paying Side Gigs In 2025
If you're a stay-at-home mom, you don't have to hit pause on your career. Side hustles are becoming the new norm as employees leave jobs to work at home, in some cases making higher incomes than in the jobs they leave. If you're tired of the rat race, you can earn big bucks--as much as close to $40 per hour--right from your kitchen table while being with your kids. Some are part-time and some full-time, but the best part is that these work-from-home careers are side gigs that allow you to choose your flexibility and autonomy. Resume Genius released its 2025 Stay-at-Home Mom Jobs Report, featuring the top side hustles for working moms this year. Resume Genius researchers used the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Occupational Outlook Handbook for salary and job outlook figures. They analyzed the 2024 median annual and hourly wage data and the 2024 figures for each position (if unavailable, the most recent data from 2023 was used). For niche or emerging roles not typically covered in BLS reports, they consulted reliable third-party sources and industry research for the most accurate and up-to-date estimates. The following work-from-home jobs, ranked from highest to lowest, are either full-time or part-time side hustles for stay-at-home moms. 1. Editor ($36.18 per hour). Career experts at Resume Genius describe qualifications for this side hustle as excellent written communication skills and a keen eye for grammar and spelling to polish and revise written content for individual writers or industries. 2. Nutritionist ($35.50). Resume Genius career experts suggest that you take an online course and earn a certification to show clients that you're the right person to help them improve their health. 3. Copywriter ($34.75). Copywriters work on a range of projects such as social media posts, blog articles, website copy and advertisements. 4. Interior decorator ($30.52). Resume Genius career experts point out that design tools like SketchUp and Floor Planner make it easy to communicate with clients, create design plans and source materials from home and being present with your kids. 5. Graphic designer ($29.47). Resume Genius career experts suggest that, if you don't have previous experience, there are online courses you can take to get started as a graphic designer. 6. Event planner ($28.58). This side hustle is perfect for planning baby showers, birthday parties and play dates. Virtual communication tools allow for seamless communication and efficient coordination, regardless of location. 7. Translator ($25.58). If you're multilingual, the Resume Genius career experts suggest that you can use your language skills to become a freelance translator, working independently, giving you autonomy and flexibility to control your workload. 8. Proofreader ($24.57). Proofreading is another job that can easily be done as a side hustle, and it doesn't require previous experience. Proofreaders review and correct written content, catching grammar, spelling, punctuation and formatting errors. 9. Bookkeeper ($23.66). As a stay-at-home mom, career experts assume your qualifications for this side gig comes from being in charge of your home finances. 10. Travel agent ($23.29). Resume Genius recommends that a remote travel agent you help clients plan vacations, provide destination recommendations and organize travel itineraries. 11. Virtual assistant ($22.82). Specializes in providing remote administrative support to individuals and businesses, performing a range of tasks managing client workloads and streamlining operations. 12. Data entry specialist ($21.02). This side hustle involves inputting information into spreadsheets, databases, and other systems, and the only qualification is attention to detail. 13. Customer service representative ($20.59). Many customer service jobs can be done remotely, and many companies let their employees work from home full-time. 14. Fitness coach ($22.20). According to Resume Genius, many fitness coaching services can be provided remotely, allowing you to work from home and eliminate the need for a physical gym or studio. 15. Tutor ($19.27). Tutoring lets you share your passion for learning and contribute to the educational growth of students from the comfort of your home. 'Today's remote job market is built for multitaskers, and moms are pros,' says Eva Chan, career expert at Resume Genius. "The rise of remote-first roles and freelance-friendly industries has opened up real, scalable career options for moms at every stage. If you're pivoting back into work or exploring something entirely new, there's time and opportunities to build a meaningful, scalable career on your own terms and without stepping away from your family life.' Career experts at Resume Genius suggest several ways you can find a stay-at-home mom side hustle: 1. Check LinkedIn. Look at job search websites such as LinkedIn to find stay-at-home mom side hustle opportunities that match your expertise and fit your schedule. 2. Use your network. Resume Genius points out that it's possible your neighbor, friend or family member could be your ticket to a stay-at-home job. Ask around to see if anyone knows of a company hiring, or if they're interested in becoming your clients. 3. Register on a freelancing platform. Platforms like UpWork and PeoplePerHour make it easy to find work-from-home jobs and allow you to register for free, according to the career experts. They suggest that you create a profile that explains what services you provide and start looking for clients. 4. Join online communities. If you're active on social media or online forums, Resume Genius career experts suggest that you look for groups that help stay-at-home parents connect with employers or search for flexible work-from-home jobs. Statistics show that 71% of Americans are searching for secondary income sources through side hustles or second jobs to keep up with economic pressures. Searches for side hustles are projected to increase by 441% over the next five years. If you're a stay-at-home parent, work-from-home careers are the most lucrative side hustles from the comfort of your own home to earn extra income. Plus, they give you the flexibility and autonomy to call your own shots and be present with your children at the same time.


Bloomberg
27-05-2025
- Business
- Bloomberg
ECB Is Nearing 2% Inflation Goal, Three Years After Policy Pivot
I'm Craig Stirling, a senior editor in Frankfurt. Today we're looking at prospects for euro-zone inflation. Send us feedback and tips to ecodaily@ And if you aren't yet signed up to receive this newsletter, you can do so here. Almost exactly three years ago, euro-zone data showed inflation surging to 8.1%. Within a couple of weeks, policymakers ended months of hesitation and formally signaled the start of rate hiking.
Yahoo
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
WSJ Future of Everything Features Mary Barra, Scott Kirby, Ron Howard and Brian Grazer
How will we live, work, spend and play in an AI-enabled future? As an editor overseeing the news agenda for WSJ's annual Future of Everything event, I spend a lot of time thinking about those questions. On Wednesday, we'll kick off two days of live interviews with folks who've got some of the answers.


Bloomberg
26-05-2025
- Business
- Bloomberg
Moody's Rethinks Its Rating Spectrum on the G-7
I'm Craig Stirling, a senior editor in Frankfurt. Today we're looking the shift in view by Moody's on Italy. Send us feedback and tips to ecodaily@ And if you aren't yet signed up to receive this newsletter, you can do so here. Observers of sovereign debt might wonder if Moody's Ratings decided to do a spot of housekeeping in the past month.


Times
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Times
The Times Luxury cartoon: May 26, 2025
Chris Shorten is a cartoonist, designer and editor. His work has appeared in Alta Journal, Weekly Humorist, and on phone screens everywhere. He lives in Melbourne, Australia.