If You Were Unemployed, But Had A Hefty Savings Of 10K, In What Ways Would You Approach Your Job Search Differently?

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If You Were Unemployed, But Had A Hefty Savings Of 10K, In What Ways Would You Approach Your Job Search Differently? - lemdit.com

The point is not to chill and just burn through the savings and not work. How would having that much money saved, change the way you look for jobs?

What everyone in this comment section calling out “10k isn’t much” are failing to understand is that over 60% of the USA live paycheck to paycheck and don’t have any savings to speak of. Extend that to the world and you would go pale.

Check your privilege and get educated.

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More than 60% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. Here's what researchers say is to blame.

Even 4 in 10 high-income households earning more than $100,000 are living paycheck to paycheck, a new study finds.

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Yea seriously thank you. I’m like mind blown that ppl don’t think that’s a lot of money. 10K would last me almost 2 years not working. I’m single, no dependents, my rent is cheap and I own my car. What’s the deal here man? Why’s everyone pissing on 10k as chump change? That’s a lot of money man

Cost of living isn’t the same everywhere and perspective is relative.

Rent in my area averages around 3k USD/mo for fairly plain arrangements. Between that and “unavoidable” costs like utilities, you’d get 3-4 months max on that amount, even living frugally. It really isn’t that much for a lot of people, even if that amount might be to you.

Thanks for pointing out the cost of living being different depending on area. That’s really important