What’s Causing America’s Retirement Crisis? 9 Statistics You Need to Know
Are you set for retirement or on the way to becoming a retirement crisis statistic?
Deb Hipp
10 minute read
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Learn how the latest employment trends affect your bottom line.
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Employment has more of an effect on your finances than just a paycheck!
It’s obvious to just about anyone that employment has a huge impact your finances. How much income you earn directly dictates your cost of living (or at least, it should). But even beyond that bi-weekly paycheck, your career path affects your finances. It has an impact on your ability to maintain a balanced budget. Your job can determine how easy or hard it is to save for retirement. And it also factors into how much you have to worry about other concerns, like healthcare and life insurance. The articles in this section are all about the financial impact of employment trends today. Below the articles, you can find Debt.com’s tops tips for using your employment to improve your financial situation. 
Going Solo With Laura Adams’ Newest Book
Personal finance expert Laura Adams is releasing her newest book, Money-Smart Solopreneur, right on time for those who want to come out of this pandemic with an independent career.
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5 Ways Parents Can Stay Sane When Working From Home
New office setting due to the pandemic? Here’s how parents can stay as productive as ever.
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7 Strategies for Staying Efficient in Your Online Side Gig
Use these tips to stay productive and raise your side gig’s bottom line.
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Survey Shows Americans Looking for Pandemic-Proof Employment
The COVID-19 crisis has millions of people looking for a new line of work.
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How to Spot Fake Job Listings Posted by Cyber Criminals
All you need is a job. But all that fake “employer” wants is your personal information or money.
Deb Hipp
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7 Tips for Staying Focused on Your Job Search
Don’t let worry and anxiety paralyze your job search efforts. Here’s how to stay on track.
Deb Hipp
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5 Ways to Use Online Networking to Land a Job
Even when in-person networking events are scarce, you can still mingle with online networking.
Deb Hipp
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5 States With the Most Unemployment Claims Since COVID-19 Outbreak
Only one of the top five is a Democratic-leaning state.
Hope Dean
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How to Manage Unemployment and Lost Business Income
Find out how to get all the benefits you’re eligible for after losing a job or business income due to the coronavirus crisis.
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6 Things to Know About Applying for Unemployment Insurance
Due to coronavirus, it won’t hurt to know how this works.
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6 Safe Side Hustles to Help You Get By During the Coronavirus Crisis
There are safer ways to earn cash when old reliables like Uber and food delivery put you at risk.
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6 Industries and Companies Still Hiring During the Coronavirus Crisis
If you’re laid off due to the pandemic, don’t lose hope. These companies are hiring big-time.
Deb Hipp
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9 Red Flags of a Moocher
Here’s how to recognize a freeloader before they move in, borrow money and mess up your life.
Deb Hipp
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5 Strategies to Minimize Health Insurance and Medical Costs
Maintain a healthy, balanced strategy for healthcare spending.
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7 Ways to Snag Up to Hundreds of Dollars in Free Money
Are you missing out on a big-bucks bonus? Here’s how to score some free extra cash.
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Avoid These 7 Coworkers if You Want to Save Money
Your paycheck will stretch further when you steer clear of these spend-crazy officemates.
Deb Hipp
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6 Eleventh-Hour Strategies for Baby Boomers Facing America’s Retirement Crisis
If you’re nearing retirement without enough savings, there may still be time to course-correct.
Deb Hipp
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6 Things You Should Consider Before Joining the National Guard
It comes with great pay and benefits, but National Guard recruits sometimes have to make sacrifices.
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6 Steps to Help You Budget with Variable Income
Are you self-employed, paid on commission, or dealing with unpredictable income? No matter why you can’t count on a regular paycheck, it is possible to create a money system that works.
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9 Ways Your Credit Score Can Make Life Heaven or Hell
Your credit score can make your life easy or hard, so pay attention.
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Social Media DO’s and DON’Ts for a Job Search
Here are 5 ways social media can cost you a job, and 7 ways it can help you land one.
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Don’t Let Debt Keep You Chained to a Job You Hate
You don’t have to suffer for years at that soul-killing job just because you’re paying down debt.
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How to Manage Your Finances When You Get a Raise
Yes, you should think hard about what to do with this extra money.
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How to Prepare Your Finances for a Layoff
It’s a rough time, but it doesn’t have to be a disastrous one.
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8 Things to Know Before Freelancing Full-Time
Don’t allow financial surprises to stall your freelancing momentum.
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7 Awesome Employee Benefits To Look Out For
Here are some of the most desirable job perks to take advantage of.
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5 Ways the Workplace is Changing
These workplace trends are taking employees out of the office – and the ones who stay have no idea what to wear.
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3 Simple Steps to Getting Hired
Don’t fidget in your interview, and you’re already halfway there.
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The Gender Pay Gap is Real and it’s Slowing Women Down Financially
The lapse in pay could take centuries to fix.
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How to Cure Your Work Burnout
Workers are more burnt out than ever, and they aren’t doing what it takes to be more productive.
Dori Zinn
6 minute read
How to Find a Job After College
These tips can help you even if you didn’t graduate.
Joe Pye
4 minute read
The 10 Jobs with the Fastest Pay Growth
Low-wage jobs saw a strong annual boost in pay.
Veneta Lusk
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Stupid Resume Mistakes and How You Can Avoid Making Them
People put weird things on resumes. Don’t be one of those people, and you might actually get the job.
Ryan Lynch
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How to Choose the Right Career Path to Stay Out Of Debt
Picking a career that makes you happy is important, but so is financial stability.
Cameren Boatner
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4 Workplace Problems Millennials Face More Than Other Generations
They’re creating solutions to problems that existed before them.
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The 10 Best College Degrees to Get a Job
And the salary you could be earning as soon as you get it.
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How to Make Focus Groups Your Next Side-Hustle
Getting paid to tell people what you think is the ultimate way to earn holiday money.
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Holiday Stress: From Your Work to Your Wallet
This season is full of financial festivities, failures, and funnies.
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Bola Uses Her Parents’ Sound Financial Advice
And she hopes it will help other women improve their finances.
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Black Millennial Women Can’t Get a Break in The Job Market
Unemployment rates of black women today are nearly double the national average of all women 10 years ago.
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A Portrait Of America’s Side Hustlers
Surprisingly, income level doesn’t determine who has a side gig
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Effective Money Management for Women
No matter how old you are or where you are in life, as a woman you need a personalized financial strategy that helps you avoid issues and reach your goals.
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What Happens If I Did Not Withhold Enough Taxes?
Whether you owe the IRS or you got a huge refund, you may have a problem with your tax withholding. Get it right by changing how much you withhold.
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