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    Change how I work

    Put take-home pay, exit costs and months of savings beside each career option.

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    Put take-home pay, exit costs and months of savings beside each career option.

    1. Name the options. Current work, a new role or a smaller schedule.
    2. Price the change. Take-home pay, expenses and one-time exit costs.
    3. See the runway. Months of savings and assumptions to check.

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    Change how I work: three steps Put take-home pay, exit costs and months of savings beside each career option. Step 1: Name the options. Current work, a new role or a smaller schedule. Step 2: Price the change. Take-home pay, expenses and one-time exit costs. Step 3: See the runway. Months of savings and assumptions to check. ANDWISE / DECISION GUIDE Change how I work 1 Name the options Current work, a new role or a smaller schedule. 2 Price the change Take-home pay, expenses and one-time exit costs. 3 See the runway Months of savings and assumptions to check. A guide to the inputs · joinandwise.com
    1. Name the options

      Current work, a new role or a smaller schedule.

    2. Price the change

      Take-home pay, expenses and one-time exit costs.

    3. See the runway

      Months of savings and assumptions to check.

    This guide explains the inputs to gather and the questions to keep. Your own comparison belongs in the worksheet or the matching tool.

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    • Options I am comparing
    • Expected pay and weekly hours
    • Monthly spending floor
    • Savings and one-time exit costs
    • Assumptions and dated sources
    • Questions, next step and review date

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