Wealthy Panther
Money that behaves itself

Income & Work

Negotiation, side income, self-employment and irregular pay.

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Income & Work

Retiring: the money decisions that cannot be undone

Several choices made at retirement are irreversible, and free guidance exists that almost nobody uses.

Yuki Tanabe··3 min read

Income & Work

Buying and selling second-hand

The largest available saving on almost every category, with a specific set of risks and a tax dimension people miss.

Yuki Tanabe··3 min read

Income & Work

Working abroad and the money side

Tax residence, social contributions, pensions and banking all change, and several of them have consequences years later.

Yuki Tanabe··3 min read

Income & Work

Redundancy and what to do first

The first two weeks determine a great deal, and several entitlements have deadlines.

Yuki Tanabe··3 min read

Income & Work

Freelance rates and how to set them

Undercharging is the most common reason self-employment fails financially, and the calculation is straightforward.

Yuki Tanabe··3 min read

Income & Work

Changing career and the financial side

A career change is a financial project with a cost, a timeline and a break-even point, and treating it that way makes it possible.

Yuki Tanabe··4 min read

Income & Work

Pensions explained without the jargon

The single highest-return financial decision available to most employees, and the one most commonly ignored.

Yuki Tanabe··4 min read

Income & Work

Working for yourself: the money side

The tax, the pension, the sick pay and the cash flow are all your responsibility, and most people discover this in the first year.

Yuki Tanabe··3 min read

Income & Work

Side income that is worth the effort

Most side hustle advice ignores tax, time and the return per hour, which is where the decision actually sits.

Yuki Tanabe··3 min read

Income & Work

Negotiating a pay rise

Salary compounds across a career, most people never ask, and the preparation matters more than the conversation.

Yuki Tanabe··3 min read