Paying Your Own SSS

Being a self-employed individual/professional or a solopreneur means that you are not covered by an employer for your Social Security System (SSS), Home Development Mutual Fund (Pag-IBIG), and Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) contributions. For individuals who have transitioned from employment where these contributions were automatically deducted from their salary, it is advisable to continue…

Steps on Securing a Bank Loan

If you’re a freelancer or self-employed, you understand the importance of capital, not just for kickstarting your business but also for sustaining and expanding it. While your initial funds may come from various sources, there could come a time when you need more substantial financial support to foster growth. Many business owners, in this situation,…

How can I obtain a loan from a lending company?

Loans serve as a common avenue for freelancers and online sellers to secure capital for initiating, operating, or expanding their businesses, with banks being the traditional choice for these solopreneurs. However, it’s important to understand that banks are not necessarily the optimal or exclusive solution for obtaining additional business financing. Lending companies present an alternative…

Obtaining a Business Permit

It’s always a smart move to “officialize” your business, whether you’re working as a freelancer, an online seller, or any other endeavor. This not only safeguards your interests but also ensures your customers’ trust. To legitimize your work, obtaining a Business Permit, often referred to as a Mayor’s Permit, is essential. After securing your DTI…