Debtfree DIGI October 2015
SA's Free debt counselling & Debt Review industry. We look at local news about creditors and the NCR. We interview the head of Capitec Banks debt review department and a Cape Town Debt Counsellor and...more
SA's Free debt counselling & Debt Review industry. We look at local news about creditors and the NCR. We interview the head of Capitec Banks debt review department and a Cape Town Debt Counsellor and...more
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Losing your job can be a real<br />
kick in the teeth. Yesterday<br />
all was well. You could plan<br />
for the end of the month,<br />
pay your bills and support<br />
your family. Then your boss<br />
has ‘the conversation’ with<br />
you and suddenly your world<br />
has changed. The future is<br />
suddenly a scary place where<br />
you expect a upward battle<br />
looking for a new job in a<br />
tough economic environment<br />
and with bills to pay.<br />
JOB<br />
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Losing your job is rated the 5th most stressful<br />
things that will ever happen to you in your<br />
entire life. It is rated very close to going to jail<br />
or finding out you have a major illness. If this<br />
happens to you (for whatever reason) it is<br />
important to take a few deep breaths. You are<br />
not your job. That is something you do to make<br />
money to care for your family. It does not define<br />
you. Then you need to consider what steps you<br />
can take to improve your situation. Lets look at<br />
a few options you have:<br />
First off, you need to go home and discuss the<br />
matter with your family. Don’t try to hide it from<br />
them. Together you can deal with the situation<br />
as a team. Don’t try go solo, be honest, open<br />
and realistic.
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