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Sent theperfect thank-you emails.
And now, youve got the job.
All the preparation and planning that got you this far doesnt stop now.
Of course, youll need to hit the ground running in your new role.
Within about 90 days of starting your dream job, its time to check on these essential accounts.
At the same time, you set your contribution percentages and review your new employers matching policies.
Either way, its an account you oughta focus on now that you havesome extra income.
However, if you were fortunate enough not to need it, consider increasing your contributions.
But you cant get any of those things if youre saddled with debt.
Rework your budget to focus on paying down your debt, prioritizing high-interest debt first.
If youve never been in a position to invest before, theres no time like the present.
Consult with atrusted financial advisorand learn how it’s possible for you to get started.
Check your contribution limits and see if you’re able to transfer any funds from your old job.
Direct Deposit and Checking Accounts
Earning a higher salary doesnt mean much if you cant receive your paycheck.
As soon as youre hired, modernize your direct deposit details with your new employer.
Double-check to ensure your account is set up to receive those automatic payments.
No matter how much you love your job, the best day of the week is always payday.
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