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Asked March 2019
I am caring for my aging parents in their home. How can I get paid?
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I am taking care of all the household chores, including shopping.
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worriedinCali
Mar 2019
The only way to get paid to do household chores & grocery shopping is for your parents to pay you.
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Can they afford to pay you? That is usually how family members get paid to help.
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