Well here is a raging necessity for job placement in this globally virtual trend market. After researching the increased rate of purchasable properties and Market Rate Rentals. Real estate and homelessness are running neck-and-neck statistically speaking. There are both some awesome real estate deals and in the same neighborhood, homeless camps are on the rise across the United States of America. The common denominator of the two is the increased economic growth which resulted from the financial assistance provided by the federal government to qualified taxpayers. The distinguishing factor is individuals and families that can maintain a decent lifestyle upon receipt of those much-needed support payments.
So much so, it has become a bloggable topic for this author. We all remember the days when baby boomers would anticipate staying on their jobs and in their career for a minimum of 20 years with a promising expectation of a glorious retirement and a decent 401K with an option of a Roth or standard IRA to choose from. 75 to 80% of which have come to realize that this is a far-fetched reality in today's technology-driven economy. After Enron, it became a subconscious expectation to assume at least a 40% chance of loss in any long-term employment-related investment. The good news is this demographic has an advantage when it comes to preparing for unexpected life and circumstantial changes. So, finding and maintaining financially stabilizing virtual opportunities is less of a challenge than the Generation X and Millennial pro-choice crowd.
When these generations received their economical hand up from the government they fell into one of the two categories. Better late than never and I have been waiting to spend that. A large portion of this demographic belongs to the latter. They have an understanding and have somewhat mastered economic stability that matches the comfortability of their parents and grandparents without missing a beat. However, the 25% that is in the first group mentioned has the greatest economic impact on society as a whole. By the time they receive their hand of support from the federal government, they are behind in most if not all of their financial obligations. They typically maintain credit cards and support from friends and family both close and distant. Also, their knowledge and maintenance are a far shot and possibly non-existent in the areas of budgeting, saving, and diversification. So, financial literacy would have to be the first step.
Now for the rest of you faithful blog readers that have a million skills with limited experience in a targeted area, I am listing some occupations and websites that can be very helpful and financially consistent. First, check out your search engine suggested freelance and work from home opportunities highlights. The one that comes to mind first is the trusted Craigslist. Several others are specific to Industry experience. Next, most social media platforms now have created a job posting area or form where you can find applicable gigs to suit your fancy and they have the added advantage of building a network for not only referrals but leads if you so choose. Finally, your local Department of Labor resource tab within their site or the workforce department in your state or city has a great resource of places that are hiring that upon an interview offer you can utilize your elevator pitch skills and if you're a member of The Forum convert that opportunity into a stay-at-home Empire. Well, that's all, for now, look forward to connecting with you all either on the form or in the blog have an awesome week.
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