Lance Magazine

Freelancing is pretty groovy. Especially when you’re living the dream, and doing it from a beach in Bali. But the bookkeeping, accounting, taxes, deductions, and savings? Shudder. More like a veritable nightmare. Entrée Lance: the first smart business bank account that does that all for you — and banishes your latent financial anxiety for good.

Space is important in every relationship. And money is no exception. Just like with your ex, doing everything together may have worked when you were starting off. But in the long-run, this arrangement can cause some serious problems. 

How exactly is the ongoing pandemic impacting freelancers? What can be learned from this situation, and what kinds of support can and should freelancers be able to access more readily during times of crisis? 

We know things are stressful, and most of us are facing similar questions. In periods of unpredictability and instability, how can you keep your business secure? What can you do now to fare the storm? Is there any way to expand income streams in the age of the coronavirus?

Whether you have a fully equipped home office or you just started working on the couch in sweats, certain challenges of working from home are almost inevitable — distractions, changes in time management, and stress, to name a few.

Completely separating your business and personal finances not only helps you gain more clarity into the financial state of your business, but it can also become critical to proving your financial credibility in the future.