Landing a new job is usually a good thing.
Many times, it means an increase in income.
But U.S. News reminds us there are costs associated with getting a new job, too.
These costs are worth factoring into your budget.
If so, you might want to factor in gas or public transportation costs into your budget.
check that to check on this so you know how to work the expense into your budget.
Professional clothes:Depending on the job, you might have to improve your wardrobe.
Lunch and other extras:Of course, this is an easy one to avoidjust bring lunch from home.
But it’s also easy to give in to lunch with coworkers, happy hours, etc.
For more detail on each category, check out Green’s full post.
5 Hidden Costs of a New Job| U.S. News & World Report
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