Starting a job is often an exciting venture that may present new opportunities to help you reach your goals and dreams. Whether you are just entering the workforce or switching to a new position, it is important to adjust your financial plan accordingly. How will your new income affect your budget? What benefits does your employer offer to help reduce spending or save?

Here, you'll find tips and resources on actions you can employ to ensure your transition in the workforce starts off on the right track.

• Starting Your Financial Plan: A Beginner's Road Map (PDF | 245KB)

Planning

• Get Your Kids Ready for Their First Summer Job
• Your First Job Can Be the First Great Move in Your Financial Life
• Building a Financial Plan? Factor in Your Career
• Thinking About Working Abroad? You're Going to Need Detailed Planning
• How to Unretire: Planning a Post-retirement Move Back to the Workplace

Additional Resources

• As Open Enrollment Approaches, Do a Benefit Checkup
• The Fastest Growing Jobs under the New Stimulus Law
• Working Abroad Requires Some Detailed Planning
• It's Open Enrollment Season! Don't Miss Out on These Benefits
• What percentage should I contribute to my company 401(k) plan and what investment companies should I use?
• Choosing the Right Insurance for Your Life's Stages Brochure (PDF | 240KB)
• How a Financial Planner Can Help You ... and How to Choose the Right One Brochure (PDF | 640KB)
• How to Figure Out What Kind of Insurance You Need and How Much (Mp3)