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In my country it costs around 200 euro/month to be a freelancer (I think most of that money is for health insurance). So making $200/month would be a no go for
by tkiolp4 1y ago
In my country it costs around 200 euro/month to be a freelancer (I think most of that money is for health insurance). So making $200/month would be a no go for me. How do people manage to legally earn that money when the margins are so low?
- mtlynch 1y agoIn the US, it doesn't really cost anything to run a business as a sole proprietor. So, I can't live on Zestful, but it's definitely more profitable than not having the business.
- selcuka 1y ago> it's about 99% passive income, as I spend only about an hour or two on maintenance per year. Looks like that $200 is just side income, not their main job.
- Suppafly 1y ago>In my country it costs around 200 euro/month to be a freelancer (I think most of that money is for health insurance). You get a real job to have health insurance.