That makes sense. I was taught if it works for you then it works. Just wish more people would open their eyes to managing their finances.
Just this morning at work I’m in the breakfast line a couple people behind my boss, he gets up to the cash register and his card declines for some links, eggs and a juice…I’m standing there like da fuk..he told the lunch lady to try again and she did, shyt declined again ..the lady behind him hands him some cash, not sure how much she gave him but he pays and then he walks off with this embarrassed look..about a half hour later I went to his office to chop it up and I asked him what was wrong wit the lunch ladys card reader and he just flat out said “Nothing..that was all me, 2 ex-wives and a mortgage leaves the tank empty”…I changed the subject after that but it got me thinking..damn yo..we gotta learn how to manage our money better than this, that’s unacceptable..stop living above your means brehs..whats the point in having a 5 bedroom house if you cant buy hot links and eggs, brehs.
breh is a grade 15 step 1
$124k and broke 2 ex wives at 35 years of age
Goodluck finding thosethis more on him than the women. get you a nice ride or die joint that'll give you that dual income lifestyle or help you as you build your business and this will not happen
:notithes:Simps love that inital feeling these hoes give em..not knowing they only wit him cuz he drives an s class...both of his ex wives cheated on him..
OP linked the Milwaukee pay table...so his boss must live in that area.And even without the details of his situation, $120K isn't a lot to live off of depending on where you live. Any major (liberal) city will tax the heck out of your income and then you're left too scramble with the lessened amount. San Francisco NY, DC, Boston etc. have people who make six figures and have to live with roommates.
You GS...?You a GS?
Not for nothing, but i'm a 40 year old white male with a VP title and has run my own LLC before. @Supreme Leader Reinscarf can tell you Im legit.
To ask an employer not to pay you as a full time employee, rather pay you as an LLC, your basically asking them to hire your 'business' which means they would put you as a 1099 at best, which means you get no benefits of being an employee, such as health insurance, 401k etc.
Almost any company that hires for any skilled labor, will force you to sign some combination of a NDA/Non Compete - Non Solicitation agreement. In though agreements, they want you to clearly state that you will have no other business on the side besides theirs. Why would they go through the trouble of hiring you above other candidates if you basically say you'll want to void their standard contracts? Why would they hire you when your announcing to them that you have another business? You wont seem as invested in their goals as someone who doesn't.
Running a LLC and also working a full time makes your taxes INCREDIBLY difficult to manage and you definitely have to pay a CPA to do them for you. You also have to be incredibly self disciplined in all your financing to make sure your watching what you put aside for the taxman, keeping detailed recipts on everything you plan to write off on an itemized deductions, etc.
To tout that advice to the average person as 'just do this or your dumb' is some irresponsible shyt.
OP linked the Milwaukee pay table...so his boss must live in that area.
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And this is the man you call "boss?"
so you've never had a real job, so you don't even know how this type of interaction would go to tell an employer to just pay your LLC. terrible advice to give when you've never done this yourselfI'm self employed, I have an internet business which i why I'm always online, and posting on this site lmao
I never had a real job, I worked in a recording studio, but I didn't like the shyt started getting into real estate after I closed my first deal I never looked back
so I always had an LLC, put there's nothing stopping you from having your job pay your LLC instead of yourself
I done mastered how to leverage credit, you can give credit to another business from the first one who you built up
you have know how the pieces move on the board before you can even play the game, that's people's problem
why is it just a given that we should OWN homes? who taught us that? the same people that said college is a requirement, while raising the tuition every year? weighing people down with debt and only offering bullshyt jobs that dont pay enough to pay back those loans....
i dont see how its ever a good idea to tie yourself to something for 30 years.....maybe its me...i dont know...but that seems like a prison sentence to me
not coming at you breh....
your post made me think thats all