Safety first: 5 cybersecurity tips for freelance bloggers

Safety First: 5 Cybersecurity Tips for Freelance Bloggers

Whether we like it or not, writers and bloggers are part of a community. And while we might write on totally different topics and espouse views from opposite sides of the fence, we all know that a writer’s life isn’t easy. That’s not just because creating fresh and engaging content requires tireless dedication and a […]

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How to Deal With Rejection as a Freelance Photographer

How to Deal With Rejection as a Freelance Photographer

When going freelance in any profession, you will get faced with rejection after rejection. Not getting enough love on social media, emails not being replied to, and inquiries not leading to bookings are frustrating parts of running a self-employed photography business. “Don’t take it personally,” they say. But how? As a photographer, you are your […]

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How Freelancers Should Handle Derogatory Feedback From Employers Bent on Breaking You

How Freelancers Should Handle Derogatory Feedback From Employers

Too Long; Didn’t Read I’m not the best, but I believe in improving daily. If you’re like many of us, it’s no news that we spend many hours crafting something (article or any artwork) and still end up being thrown off balance by our client’s derogatory feedback. Whether you’re a remote worker or an on-site […]

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What Freelancers Need To Know About Student Loan Forgiveness

What Freelancers Need To Know About Student Loan Forgiveness

WASHINGTON, DC – FEBRUARY 22: U.S. President Joe Biden speaks during an announcement related to … [+] Getty Images Nobody ever said paying off student loans would be fun. Despite Biden’s efforts to forgive some student loans, change is tricky and slow. For freelancers whose financial situation is constantly changing, student loan policy is even […]

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Self-Employed or Freelance? You Likely Need To Pay Estimated Taxes — Here’s What You Should Know

Self-Employed or Freelance? You Likely Need To Pay Estimated Taxes

Ground Picture/Shutterstock The tax system operates on a “pay-as-you-go” basis. If your taxes aren’t being withheld from your income, the IRS expects you to pay estimated taxes four times a year, usually in January, April, June, and September. If you work full-time for an employer, your company typically withholds federal taxes from your paycheck. But […]

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