Whether you are unemployed and an opportunity arises in a new city, or whether your current employer wants you to relocate to another one of their offices, there are several things you should think long and hard about first. Consider your standard of living where you are now, the cost of living where you’ll be moving to, the actual cost of the move & all that’s associated with moving to a new area, and whether the salary they’re offering will be enough. We’ll help point you in the right direction and answer the question, ‘Should you relocate now or maybe wait this one out?’
Social Security Retirement Information: What Those Annual Statements Really Mean
Every year, the Social Security Administration sends you an itemized statement that breaks down how much money you’ve earned in your lifetime, and how much you can expect to receive in payments upon your retirement. These statements are to help you with long-term financial planning, to ensure that your information is correct, and to inform the public of disability protection and death benefits allowed to a family.
See How Quitting Your Job Can Actually SAVE You Money
I have realized something about time and money. The fact is that sometimes time is more valuable than money. Here are some things you can do with your time that are more valuable than working a low-wage job.
