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1. Manage unemployment insurance as soon as possible
In case of dismissal, the money will be safe from the extra income that could cover expenses related to job search.

2. Carefully analyze the compensation paid

In many cases, companies offer a “package” compensation. It is vitally important to analyze this offer and learn about how the company operates in cases of dismissal. Financial Planner can offer advice from an external viewpoint.Sometimes the request for payment of compensation allows negotiations between both parties. This requires to be prepared and be clear about what type of agreement is to come.

For example, remember to keep health coverage for a certain amount of time or that the compensation money is paid lease payment, which allows you to have a monthly income for an amount of time, thus avoiding the temptation to “throw hand “of an important sum of money paid at once on unnecessary spending.It is also important not to get carried away and say things you may regret later and detrimental to the agreement and we even did not receive a letter of recommendation or referrals.

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If this analysis promotes a desire to change jobs, you are advised to respond as honestly as possible to the following questions:
* Is it realistic to make such a radical change now? To answer this question is necessary to consider all the years of experience in a particular occupation / profession accumulated and assess what they value.
* Am I qualified or for this new occupation?
* Am I sufficiently made or prepared and updated to address this change?
* If not, does it have enough money to carry out the necessary training?
* Do I have enough money to survive during the transition?

Some helpful tips are:
* Try to reduce costs further. Be as realistic as possible with respect to what we believe are necessary expenses but which, indeed, may be dispensed.
* Do not increase the debt by the excessive use of credit cards. It is advisable, if possible, cancel the use of credit cards, or collapse.
* Contact your creditors to try to defer payments or extend the period set to pay off the debt.

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