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Maybe you are underpaid or overworked or just feeling like this career path is no longer your calling.
Whatever the reason may be, you must have a rock-solid financial plan in place before quitting.
You need this regardless of whether youre planning on quitting your job.
Consider any costs that must go, and make appropriate adjustments, Kayikchyan said.
Chances are youre getting your health coverage through your job.
Health insurance coverage through COBRA or a spouses plan can be something to consider.
But now you really need to double down on this.
Leaving a job challenges the idea of financial security that is socially accepted at large, Rojas said.
Its normal that your points of view and behaviors get challenged during this time.
Put Your Emotions in Check
Before quitting your job, its necessary to put yourself in check.
This is, in essence, a financial decision.
Identifying and managing the emotions that can lead to poor financial choices are crucial, Rojas said.
After identifying triggers, make an emotional plan to face situations.
How would you like to behave in case of something happening, what reaction would you like to have?
What kind of moves with money would you make?
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