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Though you may never enjoy full security when it comes to a job, you can certainly plan ahead. In the event that you ever deal with another job loss, an emergency savings fund can help alleviate the stress of being without income.

About.com: Financial Planning - Why You Need an Emergency Fund

If your job search is seeming to offer very little in terms of potential, consider your methods. If you haven't tapped into all sources of information, you're missing out on many opportunities. Put the Internet to work for you, and you'll increase your search potential. You may also want to consider the prospect of career counseling.
National Career Development Association

A great way to deal with a situation like unemployment is by taking inspiration from those who have walked the path before you.
Bankrate.com: What to do once you've been handed a pink slip
Giving Back
  • Create a TSC Survivor Profile
  • Share your story – Interact and provide updates
  • Become a mentor to another survivor
When unemployment lasts longer than anticipated, it can bring with it many negative effects. Potential dreams for your future, as well as your family's future may begin to fade – without a doubt, that's a scary place to be. At that point, you need to prioritize and reconsider your unemployment scenario. If you're able to work, it may be time to swallow pride and pursue other options. A career counselor may help you refocus and progress in the search.

FocusCareer.com: Career Counselors
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