Compare Traditional Jobs With a Self-Employment Opportunity

At a traditional job, especially for a large company, salary caps are set, limits that you cannot pass beyond, no matter how hard you work or how much that you contribute to the success of the company.

You will make good money ... for your employer. If you are still employed, you can KNOW that you make more for your employer than he pays you. The fact that you are still employed means that you are making more for your employer than they pay you, normally MUCH more.

You charge what the market can bear, and keep all of it minus expenses, which are minimal for an Accounting and Bookkeeping business.

A typical client will pay you $300/month to spend 6-8 hours monthly to service their account. Working full-time, you can service up to 23 clients per month. That comes to $6,900 per month, or $82,800 Per Year! Think of the very most successful Bookkeeper at any job where you have worked. Do they make $82,800 per year? Is it even possible to make that kind of money in your current career track? At many larger companies, a 5% per year increase puts a smile on your face and tells you that your employer is pleased with you, but how many 5% increases would it take to be making the income that would allow you to live in the style that you would really like to.

Many of our graduates achieve that earning potential using our time-tested system. Hire someone for as little as $10/hour to do data entry for you, and you can take even more customers and earn $20-$40 Per Hour for the work that THEY DO. You make great income for doing nothing more than a little marketing!

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When you work for yourself, you are free to contribute your creative solutions and to implement them right away. What's more, if those ideas make the company more profitable, they make YOU more profitable.

Your Accounting clients will come to rely upon your data and will gladly take suggestions on how to improve their bottom line. Outside contractors often enjoy a status of being the "expert" when it comes to the company's financial matters. That is why they hired you in the first place, and why they continue to enjoy your unique insights into their business' profitability.

AS the boss, YOU decide when and how you work. Once you pick up a customer's receipts, deposits, and other paperwork in a "client organizer", you decide whether to enter data in your pajamas or in a suit. If you have a teenage son or daughter, with a little training, they can do much of the data entry for your clients. Because the business is yours, control is yours. You work in the style that fits you best.

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With $80,000+ per year in income, you will make serious contributions to your retirement requirements. And because it is your money, you can invest it how you like, either in high yield investments or in less risky money markets. Having direct control over your retirement funds means that you can take advantage of opportunities that arise, without early withdrawal penalties of conventional retirement funds. And, as explained below, you build something of value as your business grows.

When you work for a boss, you certainly build up the company and add to its long-term profitability. For the company, they certainly gain, but where is your reward? Do you get part ownership in most companies? When they win, do you win too? Is your earnings potential tied to that profit of the company that you work for? Is it even possible to become wealthy at the job you are at when you make that business very profitable?

Does this seem fair? Don't wait for your employer to make things fair. You can do it yourself, and we will show you how to make income for YOU. You have made your employer enough money already. Now it's your turn!

As your business grows, you are building something of value not only to yourself, but to investors. One student recently reported to us that she had sold her 3-year old service for $100,000. Similarly, when you are ready to retire, you can cash out your investment by selling your practice, giving you the funding to retire in comfort.

Another option is to hire a data entry person to do all of the routine day-to-day work involved in your business and continue to enjoy the fantastic income from your business while spending a minimum of time to manage it.