How I Afford Van Life doing Entry Level Work | Making Money on the Move 

So happy this was helpful, best of luck to you!

Absolutely! Thank you for watching 😊

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So glad it was helpful!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Of course! Thank you for watching 😊

So glad we could help, good luck!

Best of luck!

@@Beanbugging thank you! 🙏🏻

That’s really unfortunate! But thank you for that information. Had no idea the worker laws were so strict there.

I parked it at my job where there’s security at that post. I was transferred to another post to work the same job.

We use iOverlander, an app to find free overnight parking. We find the closest and safest option nearby and we park there each night. I don’t take the job opportunity if there’s no where for us to stay close by for a long time. I just find another job somewhere else. The longest job I took was for 2 months and we alternated between Walmart and Cracker Barrel each night 😊

Thank you for your question! So since this is contract work, you are not an employee of the company so there’s no health insurance offered. Hopefully in the future Instawork will add it to the benefits. However, if you happen to get hurt you may be able to qualify for disability if it is a W2 job. That’s from my experience so far. Our long term plan is to save up for a small house and so far, Van Life has helped us save more than we ever could when we paid rent and utilities! We hope to do a future video about how we save 😊

Thanks, I look forward to that video

In America if the job is W2 it gets taken out. If it’s not you have to file them as a 1099 and it gets deducted when you file them. Same applies to jobs on Instawork. Companies choose which of the two formats they want to pay you.

You probably need arms and legs too so yeah he’s full of it.

Unfortunately most companies do background checks to ensure their company’s safety. This is usually the norm and can’t be avoided in this case 😕 I said anyone, but I didn’t say everyone. Those are different words. “Anyone” in a group can do it. But “everyone” means the whole group can. So even though “Anyone” can do it, it doesn’t mean “everyone” will be able to. Especially considering it’s not available in all countries. Again, it’s a shame that there’s a lot of discrimination against people without “perfect” backgrounds, but this kind of app that offers employment for different companies must do this.

Really… if you can not pass a background check you have other things to work on

That's how I took it.

@@Beanbugginggreat on you for replying to a comment like that lol.. I would have not entertained the condescension lol

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