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Retirement Plans for the Self-Employed

One of the many advantages of being a freelancer, independent contractor, or other self-employed individual is...
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Preserving Your Status as an Independent Contractor

The IRS is always looking to reclassify independent contractors as employees of the businesses it audits. If y...
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How an Actuary Protects Your Interests

What is an actuary? An actuary is a specialized, mathematical expert highly trained to compute values for pre...
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401(k) Deferred Compensation Plans
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Labor Unions in the Workplace

Currently, only about twelve percent of American workers are part of labor unions, which have declined steadil...
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Will my pension decrease my SSI payment?

When I turn 55 in a month, I am going to be getting a pension from a job I had a while ago. I’m currently rece...
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As a freelancer, how can I make sure to get paid?

As a freelance copy editor, I seem to be forever waiting to be paid. I'm out 90 days right now on a project. I...
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How can I convince a firm to hire me as a contractor, not an employee?

Even though I work as an independent contractor, some prospective clients insist that I allow them to classify...
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Should I report expense reimbursements as income?

In my work contract, I am called an independent contractor. No taxes are taken out of my pay. Am I considered ...
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What will happen to my pension in a divorce?

What will happen to my pension in a divorce?
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