What To Do If You've Lost Your Job
By: AARP Education & Outreach | Source: AARP.org | March 19, 2009
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Losing your job can be a tumultuous experience that disrupts your retirement planning and lifestyle. You need to make important financial decisions that can impact your future financial security and make significant adjustments to your day-to-day finances. AARP can help. Use this checklist for suggestions on immediate steps to take along with longer-term ideas for dealing with this new situation.... Back to Article
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