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I went $141,000 into debt after becoming a stay-at-home mom. These side hustles are helping me pay it off before I turn 30.
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A 28-year-old stay-at-home mother discusses how she accumulated $141,000 in debt and is using multiple side hustles—including mystery shopping, digital product sales, and surrogacy—to pay it off before turning 30.
I went $141,000 into debt after becoming a stay-at-home mom. These side hustles are helping me pay it off before I turn 30.
Tayler Ktestakis says she didn't expect the financial hurdles she would face after becoming a stay-at-home mom.
Tayler Ktestakis
Tayler Ktestakis makes money through side hustles while being a stay-at-home mom two her kids.
She takes her kids mystery shopping, sells digital products, and even made money through surrogacy.
She is on track to pay off $141,000 debt by the time she turns 30-years-old.
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Tayler Ktestakis, a 28-year-old stay-at-hom
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