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Personal Finance > Budgets & Saving Managing finances during a job transition

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Being between jobs can be a real test of your financial expertise. It's challenging enough trying to live within your means when you do have a paycheck. When you don't have one, how is it even possible?

The answer is you need a plan. Between now and the time you find that new job, you will be allocating precious resources to different types of expenses. Determining ahead of time what you can reasonably pay with credit and what needs to be paid with cash can keep you out of serious financial trouble.

Managing Credit

If you're already over your head in credit card bills, it may be i...

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