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We are kicking off 2025 with a new blog to talk about everyday topics that relate to your money, and things that I have come across to help me in my daily life. Did you know that, according the the World Economic Forum, less than 50% of adults in the US don’t understand basic financial principles. If you feel overwhelmed with anything financial, just know that you are not alone! That’s why here at Hyer, we want to make sure everyone on our app can learn and share the things that improve their financial wellbeing. 

My name is Joey, and I’m here to share my thoughts, and hopefully you’ll find some benefit as we traverse 2025 together. 

The first thing I want to talk about is Found. Why we think it’s a great product, and why you should give it a try. 

What is Found? Found offers a business checking account that is tailored towards freelancers. I know from my own personal experience that staying organized is SO HARD! Especially when it comes to tax time. That’s why opening up a separate bank account to manage your business income and expenses is always a good idea. If you use Hyer, think about using your Found as your Stripe payout account, so that you can keep track of all the income your making on the Hyer app. In addition, if you use Uber, Lyft, Doordash, or the many other gig apps out there, this can help you keep a clear picture of all your 1099 income. Purchasing something that relates to freelance income? –>Use your Found business debit card, and Found can help you track those business expenses (want to know more on why, check out this article on NerdWallet). Want to know what your estimated tax liability may be after all your hard work? –> look no further than your Found account.

The first step is organizing, then you can start thinking about ways to reduce your costs or increasing your revenue!

 

 

 

*The information provided on this blog is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, tax, or legal advice. Always consult a professional before making financial decisions.

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