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The Ultimate Guide to Making Freelancing Work for You
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[QUOTE="retrocanvas, post: 255871, member: 65140"] When looking for a good freelance rate, it can be difficult to know where to start. Hourly pay is one of the most common types of compensation for freelancers. Consider working on a project for a flat fee if you want more flexible payment models. There is no foolproof formula or plan for determining your own freelance rate. There are some general guidelines to follow when determining an appropriate rate for your needs and skill level. Personal funds should never be deposited into a business account, and business receipts should never be deposited into a personal account. [/QUOTE]
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