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‘A lot of people quit a job with the intent to take some time off’: Here’s how to financially prepare
Social media is full of posts from people embarking on the “Great Resignation,” or the mass of workers quitting their jobs as the economy rebounds. Nearly 4 million people quit their job in April, according to the Labor Department, followed by another 3.6 million in May. “A lot of people quit a job with the intent to take some time off,” says Cady North, CFP and founder of North Financial Advisors in San Diego, California. “Maybe [they] characterize it as more of a sabbatical, take a rest, a respite, maybe travel, or maybe even do job training so that [they] can change jobs.” More from Grow: Freelancer ... (full story)