Rebecca Holcomb
Writer at Freelance
Rebecca Holcomb is a freelance writer specializing in content and creative fiction. She loves to learn and prioritizes laughter & work-life balance.
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3 weeks ago |
thefrugalexpat.com | Rebecca Holcomb |Steve Cummings
Most people think a job promotion is excellent news. It usually involves more money and more responsibility that hopefully align with one's goals. When a promotion ticks all the boxes, it can be a complete blessing. However, there are times when accepting a promotion might not be a good option. You may be close to retirement or have more on your plate than a promotion at work would allow for. You may have other obligations that a new promotion would interfere with.
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2 months ago |
thefrugalexpat.com | Rebecca Holcomb |Steve Cummings
With companies continuing to call workers back to the office, the great resignation may continue to pinch human resource specialists looking to fill roles. However, one thing that is likely to continue as well is the need for remote workers and remote jobs. Many of those who worked remotely during the pandemic aren't keen on the idea of returning to the office full-time.
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2 months ago |
thefrugalexpat.com | Rebecca Holcomb |Steve Cummings
We all know that retirement is a time when you can relax. You can sleep in without hitting the snooze button ten times. You can enjoy a cup (or pot) of coffee without that rush to head out the door. Most importantly, you don’t have to fill your calendar with a schedule that shifts based on when you have to show up to work. However, with all that free time, it can get a bit lonely and, admittedly, boring.
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2 months ago |
thefrugalexpat.com | Rebecca Holcomb |Steve Cummings
Financial literacy is a life course all children should take. Unfortunately, it's not taught in schools, and many parents don't put enough emphasis on the topic until it's too late. Topics like debt-to-income ratios, taxes, insurance, investing, and charity often fall by the wayside while living life. If you ask many hard-working parents why they work so hard, they'll likely tell you that they want their children to have a better life than they themselves had.
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2 months ago |
thefrugalexpat.com | Rebecca Holcomb |Steve Cummings
There’s no denying that the nine-to-five grind has undergone a metamorphosis since 2020. The global pandemic rerouted work schedules, meetings, education, and a host of other daily norms. Remote work has become the new normal, and workers have embraced the movement so wholly that companies are finding it difficult to get their crews to come “back to the office” despite mandates to do so.
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