About Course
Introduction
If you’ve lost your job during the coronavirus pandemic, you’re not alone. Seven months after COVID-19 first cratered the U.S. economy in March, millions of Americans are still out of work. Hundreds of thousands more are applying for unemployment benefits week after week, and more than two-thirds of temporary business closures are estimated to have become permanent.
While the economy did rebound faster than expected from the pandemic-induced recession, economists say it’s likely to take another two and a half years to bring back all lost jobs. For Americans who’ve been laid off or furloughed, it means they’re going to have to grapple with a tough job market while on the hunt for new work. That comes with grave consequences for their wallets.
Here are some ideas and steps you can take to help you make money if you’ve faced job loss because of the COVID-19-induced recession.1
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- Bankrate, Smart Money, 13 Steps to take if you’ve lost your job due to the coronavirus crisis, 10-29-20, by Sarah Foster ↩
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Course Content
Module 1- Job Loss
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Job Loss
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Module 1- Quiz