When It Makes Financial Sense To Relocate
The Great Resignation (AKA the “Big Quit”) of 2021 is the incredible phenomenon driven primarily by millions of Millennials and Gen Zers who have been quitting their jobs in droves. COVID-19 has forced many employers to offer work-from-home benefits. So, employees have increasingly enjoyed better work-life balance and flexibility to do things on their terms. With employers seeking to reverse that trend by requiring employees to return to the office, employees are opting out by seeking other opportunities that allow them to continue to enjoy their work-from-home privileges permanently. And with millions of workers seeking to stay or become fully remote, why continue to live in a HCOL (high cost of living) city? Maybe it makes financial sense to relocate to a cheaper area and get a bigger bang for your buck. Let’s dive in!
Making The Leap Into Entrepreneurship? Do These 4 Things To Make Your Life Easier (And To Save Money)
Gearing up to become an entrepreneur is nothing short of thrilling. The planning and prep work that you’ve put in until this point is finally about to pay off. Even after spending countless hours researching various topics and speaking with fellow business owners, there is always something new to learn. When continuing to grow as a soon-to-be entrepreneur, some of the most helpful tips are ones that save you money and reduce your stress levels. The experts at Buck by Buck share top strategies that all brand-new entrepreneurs should use to make life easier — and to save big.