That’s why I’m a gig worker. I feel you. Make sure that as you’re earning money, you’re building up that account as quickly as possible. Get it to $2,500 as fast as possible. The good news is this it’s still your money. It’s not like it’s going anywhere. It’s just set aside in a dedicated bank account for you to manage this business.
With that account open and all the transactions going into there, you’ll be able to get a debit card or maybe even a credit card that will basically be paid out of that account. Banks and lenders will notice that you’re managing rideshare đź“Ť as a business. They’ll see the transactions of Uber or Lyft paying you at going into this, rideshare bank account. And then they’ll see your payment withdraws to yourself to pay you
Coach CarlCarl Lawrence AKA Coach Carl Private Investigator Extraordinaire has been in the transportation industry for over 20 years. I was driving cab in New York City before Uber was ever a thought.
As technology changes, we all have to change with all the new innovations that are occurring every day. So with technology, it is time to bring all Cab/Rideshare drivers under one roof. With numbers there is power. So let's drive into the future together...
Coach Carl
