6 Things Every Self-Employed Worker Should Know About Taxes
Taxes are trickier for gig workers, freelancers and other workers whom the IRS considers self-employed.
Taxes are trickier for gig workers, freelancers and other workers whom the IRS considers self-employed.
Online businesses rock. Why? I’ll tell you why . . . . You can run your online business from anywhere, and you actually don’t need a lot of money to start. There aren’t too many businesses that can boast those advantages! But still, you’re going to need quite a bit of time and a little […]
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Sitting on my desk as I write this is an application I should have filled out months ago. Twenty-two months ago, to be exact.
It was then that I left my 40-hour-a-week office job, which included a convenient 401(k), dependable health care plan and, most refreshingly, a kind and understanding boss. It was tough to leave that job, but I wanted to pursue a career in freelance writing.
The entire experience was overwhelming. Details of that are for another post, perhaps, but the point is: what I found most overwhelming was dealing with my own finances. Administratively speaking, my employer had taken care of my retirement plan, taxes and health insurance. It was great.
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Watch the stresses of the day melt away in one of these apartment pools in San Antonio.
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Have you been wondering what jobs are available to do that don’t require experience or a degree? Well, the answer is simple….
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Today, I have a guest post from Marc from Vital Dollar. He is sharing how he had a few photography-related websites and even with no real photography experience, was quite successful with them. Hopefully, you’ll find this super encouraging like I did. Enjoy! Photography can be a tough industry. While high-profile photographers can make a […]
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I recently read a short article in The New Yorker titled “The Cult of Overwork.” In it, James Surowiecki writes:
“For decades, junior bankers and Wall Street firms had an unspoken pact: in exchange for reasonably high-paying jobs and a shot at obscene wealth, young analysts agreed to work fifteen hours a day, and forgo anything resembling a normal life.”
Reading that, I had a thought. If you’re working 75 hours a week, is your job really “high-paying”?