The Ultimate 2022 Rideshare Driver Tax Guide
Because you are considered an independent contractor, no taxes are taken out of your payouts. The bad news, though, is that you can be surprised by a big tax bill if you don’t make estimated tax payments. Talk with a tax advisor, who can help you make estimated tax payments during the year. Let’s explore how to minimize the tax burden that rideshare drivers often face.
Cleo Card: The Credit Builder That Keeps On Giving
The Cleo card is the credit builder that keeps on giving. It was created by the makers of the budgeting app of the same name. The card was designed with you in mind to help ease the burden of bad credit. Get this! Unlike with other lenders, there is no credit check.
Empower Yourself with the Best Personal Finance Apps of 2021
We’ve put together a list of the top money-saving apps that will help you track your spending, invest your money, and find great deals and discounts.
Uber Driver Pay Rates by City (per Mile and per Minute)
Rideshare drivers keep asking, “how much does uber pay in my city?”, “how much does uber pay per mile?”, “how much does uber pay per minute?”, etc.
A recent Reddit thread asked drivers how much Uber pays in their city, and we have collected the results including the per-mile rate and the per-minute rate.
14 Best Jobs You Can Get without a Degree
What jobs that pay well can I get without a degree? You might be surprised. There are plenty of jobs that you can get without a degree. In addition, there are lots of certifications that you can get in just a few months that will make it easier to qualify for these jobs.
REVIEW: These 3 Apps Lower Your Bills and Save You Money
In this side-by-side comparison review I’m giving the inside scoop on how these three AI-powered mobile cost-cutting apps can not only help you save up to half on your monthly bills but get your finances back on track. Oh, and they even offer subscription cancellation services as well as regular account scans for additional savings on all of your accounts for a small premium.
8 Great Reasons To Drive with HopSkipDrive
HopSkipDrive may not be perfect for every driver, but for the right person, it’s a great opportunity. Great pay, fantastic support, fun customers, and lots of flexibility. It’s great for parents or people that want something extra before and/or after their day job, as well as full-time drivers that want some predictability. If that’s you, it’s worth checking out.
Upwork: Getting Started & Building a Winning Profile
Platforms like Upwork are moving into the spotlight as both experienced gig workers and newcomers seek ways to use their skills and make money on their own terms while avoiding the vehicle wear and tear that comes with passenger and delivery apps.
Acorns: How it Works and Why You Need It
Acorns is the top micro-investing app in the United States. Its easy-to-use, mobile-centered interface makes it easy for anyone to save and invest their spare change. Acorns enables customers to automatically invest in low-cost, diversified portfolios
Judge Rules California Prop 22 Gig Workers Law Is Unconstitutional
On Friday, a California judge ruled that Proposition 22, a ballot measure approved in November that allowed rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft to treat gig workers as independent contractors, rather than employees, was unconstitutional.
How to Update Your Information for Advance Child Tax Credit Payments
The American Rescue Plan Act expands the child tax credit for tax year 2021. The maximum credit amount has increased to $3,000 per qualifying child between ages 6 and 17 and $3,600 per qualifying child under age 6.
If you’re eligible, you could receive part of the credit through advance payments of up to
Why Are Gas Prices So High in 2021?
Gas prices are on the rise and have been so throughout the year so far. According to AAA, the average gas price in the United States is at $3.17 (as of July 31). This is up almost 41% year to date and 45% from one year ago. The questions many Americans want to know is ‘what is the reason for this?’ and ‘will this continue into the future?’
The Gig Worker’s Guide to Quarterly Estimated Taxes
The majority of gig economy workers are sole proprietors, meaning that they are the sole owners of a business that has not established a separate entity. As a sole proprietor, you are responsible for paying both income tax and self-employment (SE) taxes…
