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I Lost My Job

Whether it's a layoff or your own decision to leave, the financial side of a job transition deserves a real plan, not panic. Severance, COBRA, unemployment, and what to actually do with your old 401(k).

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The first 30 days matter more than the job search itself.
These are the topics we're building out first for this section.
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The First 30 Days After a Layoff: A Financial Checklist

What to do with your budget, your benefits, and your old employer's 401(k), roughly in that order.

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Job Hopping Benefits Recruiters. Ask What They're Actually Selling.

A recruiter's incentives are not always the same as yours. Worth knowing before you take the call.

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What Happens to Your 401(k) When You Leave a Job

Rolling it over, leaving it, or cashing out all have real consequences. Only one of them is usually right.

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