Taxes III: Freelancing & 1099s

Working as a freelancer may offer flexibility, but it also comes with increased responsibility. Unlike employees who receive a W-2 with taxes already deducted, independent contractors receive a Form 1099 from each client and must pay their own taxes. In this episode of Cash Course, we’ll teach aspiring entrepreneurs how to track income and business expenses, check your 1099s for accuracy, and maximize deductions to keep more of your hard-earned money.

The Wild Ride of Economic Cycles

The Great Federal Reserve Mystery

The Cost of Price Controls

America's Economic Secret Sauce

Profits & Losses: The Hidden Signal

Measuring Economic Performance

Schools of Economic Thought

Economic Policies and You

Why Economic Systems Matter

Making Economic Decisions

Scarcity and Choice

The Role of Prices

Artificial Intelligence and Fraud

Inflation & Your Money

Gambling with Your Money

Different Ways to Budget

Currency II: Foreign Exchange

Scams and Fraud

Warranties and Guarantees

What Is Bankruptcy?

Taxes II: Capital Gains

Accounting Basics 101

The Basics of Inheritance

Becoming a Business

Understanding Retirement Savings Accounts

Navigating Auto Insurance

Understanding Assets and Liabilities

Cybercrimes and You

Cryptocurrency

Understanding Health Insurance

Renting vs. Owning

Supply & Demand

What Are Commodities?

Investing & Bonds

What Is an Economy?

How Are You Getting Paid?

Insurance Basics

Simple vs. Compound Interest

Student Loans 101

Using Credit and Debit Cards

Using Financial Institutions

Checking and Savings Accounts

Understanding Taxes

Reading Your Paystub

What Is Investing?

Borrowing Money

What Is Currency?

What Is Debt?

Good vs. Bad Credit
