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Working a side gig to make ends meet - 401K Specialist
Are you working a side gig to supplement your income or your retirement? You are not alone. A recent survey from My Guide to Retirement reports that “44 percent of respondents said they took on an extra gig to achieve financial independence or security, while 39 percent said their main income was not enough, and 37 percent wanted to cover everyday expenses.” Amanda Umpierrez, writing for 401K Specialist, reports on how workers are using side hustles to redefine retirement. Read Ms. Umpierrez’s article here…
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I also have taken a job because I becàme homeless with the amount the governme paying me. And I am.being penalized for overpayment . I also find my disability is being progressing with the stress of not having a place to live and thr work I have to do to make my job description well done at my best discretion