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    Job Hugging: What It Is and What It Means for Your Money

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    Imagine the game of musical chairs. Except that there are 12 chairs and 100 people.

    Mandi Woodoff Santos, a carrier coach and host of the “Brown Embassy” podcast, says it is like a job market right now.

    She says, “There is not too much meat on the bone.

    That is why now, many people who have a job hold on to their dear life, it is a concept that the management consulting firm, Corn Ferry, said “hugging jobs” last month.

    Many people are talking about the term and writing that Google has a trend of “hugging”.

    It resonates. Are you embracing your current job right now? You may be trapped. You may not be able to achieve your abilities. You may like a new position with new challenges or more money, but…

    According to the latest number of Bureau of Labor Statistics, in July, the number of jobs (7.2 million) (7.2 million), the number of new jobs (5.3 million) and the number of employees (3.2 million) was not the most changing.

    Enter the melting emoji.

    “Unlike a few years ago, during ‘great change’, you just can’t quit your current job and not easily get better.”

    He says the uncertainty about the economy, which is running a massive policy, is causing employers to occupy the job.

    She says, “Investing in new workers has some confidence that the business will be good in the near future, and when you are not sure about prices due to taxes, interest rates and consumer demand, it is difficult to trust.”

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    “For workers, staying, it seems more safer than joining the ranks of people who want a better job at the beginning of some jobs,” says Renter, says Renter says.

    Charlotte, a certified financial planner based in Charlotte, says he had many clients a few years ago, especially in the tech industry, who worked for the maximum amount. Now even though?

    “There is a lot of fear about employment safety,” says Wadimin, who works for Zenith Wealth partners.

    He gets it. He says he has gone through a job reduction, and both his friends and clients have gone through job loss.

    He says, “They were out of work much more than they think.” Then, once they came to a new job, they do not say, ‘I plan to stay here for a year or two.’

    They stand where they are. Why? Because people are afraid to go through any other job loss and think, “I have to make sure that I don’t have five more or six months where I don’t have enough money to feed me and/or my family.”

    There are benefits from getting job hugs. Literally.

    If your job provides your health care and you have people trust you, this is a strong case of stopping, says Woodoff Santos, whose alias name is, “Queen to leave” because she is leaving the job to get more money and the color women are similar.

    Wadimon says staying in your role means you and your financial planner, if you have, is estimated how your expected income and retirement looks like. You know what is in your 401 (K) and what your company will match.

    Whether or not, some companies still have a pension. If you leave, this is the amount you are leaving on the table.

    Wadimin says it has seen emergency funds being beyond. Instead of traditional money – enough money to cover the cost of three to six months – they see more people want to store six months or more.

    Either they have left before, or if they want to cushion if life begins, they loose the work from which they are hugging them.

    He suggests that his clients put this cash into high yield savings account, mainly because many of them offer liquidity.

    Of course there are trades. If you are putting more money in your emergency fund, it means less money for other things – paying home pay, marriage, your retirement or your brokerage fund.

    It only depends on your preferences. Also, how strong your fear is.

    And when the opportunity knocks, bet on yourself

    If the client is not happy with his role and does something better, Vadimin says he works with them to help them assess where they are and how their financial plan looks like if they live or if they go.

    The dialogue is definitely less these days, Wadimin says. But they still come out.

    Woodoff Santos says that if you are hanging on a job that seems safe and you have a rare opportunity to ship, but you are afraid to move on the last, the first time for the first time, what does that mean for the future?

    “It’s very comfortable to think that ‘stay’.” This is a safe way, “Woodoff Santos says. It’s not hugging you. “

    If you leave and make it jumps, how much could you save, go ahead, pay a loan, or do socks in your 401 (K)?

    She says, “This is a danger, but also to this reward.” “What if things work? Because many times, they do.”

    Woodoff Santos, who works with colorful women, says he has long known that a job is the only source of income. She encourages her clients to keep their experience list and the network latest and do not trust one of the tasks that they are forever.

    She says, “If you are easily hugging, this is the worst mistake of all.”

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