How to get a $400 monthly tax-free raise starting next month

A $400 monthly tax-free raise nets out the raise up to $700 a month depending on your tax bracket. Think about it. How would you feel if your employer just gave you this raise? Elated? Grateful? Peaceful? On fire? What would you do with it?

Here is how you get it. Start an “at home” or “from phone” business or gig.

There are hundreds of options. I suggest you think of something that scales beyond just your trading time for money, something with a global reach, something that you can do whenever it suits you and does not require any significant capital.

I chose Network Marketing for my business. Here is why:

• I can do it living or traveling from anywhere.
• It required very little capital…a few hundred dollars.
• I was partnered with very successful people who gave me everything they knew for free…free coaching, free millionaire mentors.
• It scales. Within 6 years I had 30,000 salespeople earning me income and none of them were employees.
• My income was global, with customers in all 50 states and dozens of countries. 
• The income can last in perpetuity…meaning forever, long after I am done building it. In my case, the first income only lasted 12 years as the company went out of business. The second one has lasted almost 40 years with nothing but upside in my future.
• Legacy income equals wealth far beyond just the income and wealth equals security and freedom.

Network Marketing is not for everyone, certainly not for the faint of heart or someone with mediocre drive. 

Find something you are well suited for and do something with it.

You don’t have to do much, at all, to take advantage of the US tax code. 6871 pages in all were written entirely for those of us in business. Those not in business bear the burden of taxes paid. Business owners certainly pay taxes and usually generate more tax revenue than employees, but apples to apples you can save (earn) hundreds a month by setting up some kind of business.

I pulled some information directly from Perplexity AI. Check it out, then check with your tax professional.