Financial Planning for Generation X & Y Women
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As the Employment Market Recovers, it’s Smart to Plan Now for the Next Job Opportunity
Oct 7, 2009 In August, a study by consulting firm Deloitte Consulting LLP reported that companies “will face a tsunami of defections” from workers who have taken on multiple tasks through the belt-tightening caused by the recession. The Deloitte report predicts that companies’ most valuable workers will be in the vanguard of departures for better hours and more pay once the economy recovers.
Ways to Negotiate Medical Debt - What You Can Do Alone and With Help» read more Oct 7, 2009 Whether you’re facing a planned medical procedure or have to undergo treatment in an emergency, it pays to devise a battle plan to keep costs under control, and keep the person you’ve designated as your health power of attorney in the loop. A financial planning professional, health insurance agent or your employer’s human resource department might be good places to start a discussion about avoiding unnecessary costs during physician’s office visit or hospital procedures.
Prepare for College Funding Emergencies Before One Happens» read more Oct 7, 2009 In a tough economy, it’s not hard to imagine students young or old facing shortfalls in money for tuition and living expenses. It’s good to have a battle plan in place in case cash gets tight during the school year.
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