Do you have a new job?
Or are you on the hunt for one?
Are you struggling to cope with financial stress?
First, take a deep breath.
Then, take a look at our roundup ofresources to help you manage your stress and your money.
5 Money Moves When Starting a New Job
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Check outthis article on how to roll over your old 401(k)when you leave a job.
Generally, plans with lower premiums will have higher copayments or higher deductibles.
Your HSA may also offer the option to invest your savings for greater potential growth.
Review your new employers policy about paid time off.
Does your employer offer tuition reimbursement, student loan repayment or stipends for continued education?
Will your employer cover the cost of your cell phone bill if you use your phone for business purposes?
Will they pay for home office equipment if you work remotely?
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Its also important to note that your expenses may change with your new job.
Youll need to budget more for gas if you now have a longer commute.
Going from a casual to a formal work environment might require you to upgrade your wardrobe.
You might find you’re free to cut costs from your budget after starting a new job.
Readjust your budget to account for your changes in incomeandexpenses.
Nicole Dow is a senior writer at The Penny Hoarder.