So I have a few things I do for a living at this point: career A (main) career B (side job/former career) side hustle gig C (earlier in year) side hustle gig D (started this summer; plan to continue indefinitely)
They are all self-employed, I get mostly 1099s, occasional cash.
I set up a solo401k for this year for job A which is by far the main part of my earnings. So far I contributed the $19.5k "employee" max based on career A. I can still do the 20% profit sharing contribution.
In figuring out my contribution limit do I add all the jobs together, or only career A? If only career A, can I contribute to separate SEP IRAs or solo401ks for those? Does that even make sense for someone planning to baristaFIRE by age 45 (6 yrs from now), or is it better off in a taxable brokerage? I am guessing between PUA and actual work I will be around 50k income. I also maxed trad IRA and HSA.