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you know you're a personal finance nerd when making a money map is the most fun thing you did all week 😉
After nearly 2 months of job hunting, I recently accepted a new software engineering role at a tech startup 💻 🚀 For some background: I was laid off in January, and while I wasn't too bummed about it career-wise or financially (thanks to a great severance package), the uncertainty of not knowing my next move would be stressed me out a ton. Now that I'm on the other side of it, I really feel like the layoff happened for a reason. That was the push I needed to force myself to get out there and interview. And as you can see, my new base salary is gonna be WAY higher than it was at my previous job 👀 I'm really, really excited about this new role. Financially, it's a big upgrade for me.
I've been a software engineer for about 8 months now, and it has already made a huge impact on my finances & my relationship with money. Some self-reflection:
my bf and I earn over $300k combined and recently sold one of our cars to become a one-car household... ...and that angered a lot of people for some reason 🤔 but 3 months later, it's still working well for us! it helps a lot that I have the option to work from home, and that we live within two miles of grocery stores & @orangetheory financially, we're saving a ton of money that was previously going toward my partner's car payment and pricey Tesla insurance 👀 I know this isn't for everyone (especially in the US), but I'm curious -- would you ever consider downgrading/selling one of your cars?
💰 got a $60k+ severance package ⏳ took 2 months to interview 💻 found a new job paying $170k ✈️ spent 2 weeks in europe 🚙 became a one-car household 📈 hit a net worth of $300k the layoff was unexpected and the job hunt was such a slow and demoralizing process, but I'm so grateful for the financial security I've built over the last few years. take this as your sign to start saving & investing now if you haven't already, because when life throws you curveballs, not having to worry about finances makes a *huge* difference. (and if you're dealing with a layoff or a difficult job search right now, I know how much it sucks, but you will get through it! my DMs are always open ❤️)
I did the tally of the big benefits I get from work and it totals up to a whopping $18K! The big ticket items are health insurance, 401k match, and various stipends that my employer gives for WFH expenses, wellness, etc. I haven't included a lot of smaller perks that I'm sure would increase the total, such as free company swag, access to a laptop & PTO. How much are your workplace benefits worth?
