Hey all, my employment situation is a little different than the norm, and I'm just starting to get serious about investing for my retirement.
I'm a freelance in the TV world, and despite being freelance, I'm still technically a full-time employee, since I still receive W-2s for each show or season of a show that I work on, rather than 1099s.
Since I'm at each company for such a short amount of time, there's pretty much no chance of my employers offering a 401k. The IRA routes are obvious, I'm just curious if there's any sort of 401k equivalent for freelance-types?
I apologize if this sounds like a silly question, or if it's a question that has been asked before.
Thank you!