Content Overview
- Summary
- Step 1. Calculate Your Real Earnings
- Step 2. Look At Increasing Your Paycheck Increasing Your Income Or Decreasing Your Expenses
- Step 3: If You Have A Cafeteria Plan, Consider Changing Your Elections
- Step 4. If You Have Retirement Savings, Consider Reducing The Amount You Put Into The Plan
- Step 5. Think About Changing Your Tax Withholding
- Step 6. Ask For A Raise
- Step 7. If You're Up To It, Consider Obtaining A Second Job
- Step 8. Consider Changing Jobs, Self-Employment Or Freelancing
How To Increase Your Income If You Are Working
Step 8. Consider Changing Jobs, Self-Employment Or Freelancing
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This may be the time to consider changing jobs. It's not unusual for other employers to offer higher salaries for your skills than an employer you've been with for a while. The Americans With Disabilities Act prohibits new employers from asking about your health. HIPAA helps prevent job lock with respect to your health insurance. To learn more, see: Seeking A New Job.
If you've been thinking about self-employment, is now the time? See Self-Employment.
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