You’ve finally decided to be your own boss. You won’t miss your overbearing manager, endless meetings that should have been emails, or white-knuckled commute.
But you certainly will miss some of the perks that came with the job, like health insurance or a retirement savings plan employer match.
Fortunately, it is possible to put together a robust benefits package when you’re self-employed. We’ll show you how.
Chat with Human Resources
The first thing you should do is chat with your soon-to-be (or already) former employer’s human resources department. A representative from there can go over what will happen to your benefits after you leave the company.