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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Ask/Tell > Business, Finance, and Careers > Quitting my job and becoming self-employed - what to plan for?
 
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moana
Jun 18, 2005

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 If you make a ton of money, look into starting a SIMPLE IRA or (if you are making bucketloads) getting an EIN and starting your own solo 401k to shove more money into tax advantaged accounts. Keep excellent accounting records and look into possible tax deductions like if you have to travel.

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Jun 18, 2005

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Ron Don Volante posted:

Outside of those efforts, I'd like to get into YouTube as I think there's a fair amount of potential there. I could probably leverage the existing content I have to create some informational videos, and drive viewers to my email list. I've also considered creating a Facebook Group to promote my content but am a little bit leery about putting much effort into FB given the way they restrict post visibility.
The reason to create a FB group is to be able to do targeted marketing to people who have joined your group, not for organic reach.

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