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Can You Afford NOT To Work From Home?
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This is a great post that really breaks down where the money goes when your working. Sometimes its so hard to see how much money you are really earning,
I wish I’d known how much I was paying to work sooner than I did. I was amazed when I ran the numbers. Thanks for commenting Nay!
This is such a great way to make us realize how we are actually spending and earning from our office-based work. I never thought of it that way so it is a good eye opener. I’m glad I’m already starting out my own home – based business.
I wish I’d had the information when I first wanted to work at home. It shows that you may be able to get by on less by working at home, which was my case. Thank you for commenting.
What about the opportunity cost of your time getting ready for work, and going back and forth from work.
That all adds up as well.
I know for myself personally, I’ve gained about 10 lost hours a week.
Regardless of how you look at the costs, working from home is something that a lot of people should be seriously considering if they aren’t already
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Hi Taylor, You are right that there is a lot of time spend just getting ready to work. There’s a lot of financial expense in it as well. You aren’t paid for “getting ready” time. In business, you can deduct things like mileage and pantyhose, but not in a job. Thanks for posting.
Working from home is a great way to earn a decent income. It’s not always true that you’ll earn more working in a private company. It’s usually the other way around. If you have the skills and experience, you can charge higher rates. In my case, I save more and earn more working from home…
I found that I earned a lot less initially, but I saved so much money by not working outside the home, I had more disposable income. I made less, but had more:) Thanks for posting!