The key to scaling your freelance business is having a strong financial roadmap. After all, how you manage the money that you make is just as important as how you earn it.
In this week’s tips, we're helping you navigate the financial landscape with the strategies used by freelancing experts.
Weekly Must-Read Tips
How I Manage My Money as a Freelancer
Scratching your head over how to pay off expenses, save money, and invest in the future? Bestselling author and professional freelancer Stefan Palios shares the exact strategies he used to master his finances so that you can too.
How to Qualify for the Qualified Business Income Deduction
Tired of watching your freelance income go to taxes? Uncover the untapped potential of the qualified business income deduction and keep more of your hard-earned money.
5 Powerful Financial Goal-Setting Tips
It’s tough to reach your income goals without the right roadmap. Full-time professional freelancer Karisa Tate delivers 5 effective tips to help you set the right financial goals.
Top 5 Things to Know About Late Fees for Freelancers
Late payments. Two words no freelancer ever wants to hear. While setting up late fees is a great way to prevent late payments, here are 5 things you should know before using them.
Should You Use Net 30 Payment Terms?
Net 30 is a common credit term used by freelancers, but is it really right for you? Check out these alternative payment terms that can help you get paid faster and keep your cash flow steady.
Conclusion
Harnessing the full potential of your freelance business requires a well-crafted financial roadmap. By mastering the art of money management, you'll unlock the key to scaling your earnings and optimizing your financial growth.
And if you’re looking for an easier way to manage client relationships, Indy helps you create strong contracts that manage client expectations, communicate more effectively with clients, and get paid faster through simple yet powerful invoicing.
