I'm now pretty confident on how we'll handle the bills when Jordan's job changes - but I still need to work out the transition between the two.
His last regularly scheduled pay in December will include his last two weeks worked - last day is on December 20th and on December 26th he should be paid for the weeks ending December 13th and December 20th. He will also be paid out his vacation accrual which is currently sitting at approx $4,300 - so they'll be a tad more added to that from December's accrual.
Jordan's first pay in January will be the 15th....that's almost a full month of no regular pay, just the vacation monies...though if nothing had changed it would have been on the 9th..so it's only six days longer that we're used to.
Juuuust in case I'm going to stash $1,000 from the vacation money to use for bills and the rest (less taxes of course) will go to savings/debt/Christmas.
Am I missing something? Am I forgetting something?
No-Income Transition
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What is his usual net pay? That's what I would stash.
ReplyDeleteThanks mom! Great suggestion.
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