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You Got That New Job: Now It’s Time to Make the Right Financial Choices

Millions of Americans will start new jobs this year. With the pandemic drastically changing how, when and where we work, a fall 2020 survey by resources software company Ceridian found that sixty-four percent of all workers were actively looking or open to a new opportunity.  The survey also found that a whopping 76% of workers under age 30 fell into this category.

I happen to be one of those young professionals who made a career change during the pandemic. Moving from Philadelphia to Charlotte, N.C., the opportunity to live where I want and do work that I’m passionate about was too appealing to pass up.  However, as anyone who has ever started a new job knows, employment changes don’t come

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