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I’m 26 weeks pregnant and trying to figure out my leave. I live in NJ and work at PwC, any fishes know the policy for NJ and PwC? The leave center has not been much help and I want to plan NOW not like 60 days before. I was told NJ gets two weeks before due date and PwC gives you two weeks as well.
Newbie to investing and never invested in a company that went through a reverse stock split.
In theory, I understand the market value should increase but I’m not seeing this reflected in the price and naturally my book value/ share is very disappointing.
A) When should I anticipate the stock appreciation to occur?
B) What’s the next move for companies that do this? Issue more shares?
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Is that NW individual or household? Seems like a low amount to be able to retire in Europe w/ a kid.
Individual, but with partner is maybe 1.5M.
Maybe not fully retiring, but avoiding 9-5 jobs for a few years while kids are little.
Thanks for the honesty, though!
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Just stay in EU and full retire. Cheap and good healthcare, education, wine, and food. What else could you want? We americans setting our house on fire. Get out while you can 😶
Factors to consider:
- How much is the cost of living including accommodation, healthcare, education, taxes, etc in your European country of choice and how do you plan to fund it? Will you have enough funds to support your desired lifestyle, etc for the period of time that you want?
- Citizenship/residency: Double check if regulations are changing in your desired country due to Covid. In some places it might not be as easy or straightforward as it used to be so worth confirming
- Re-entering the workforce: You mentioned you plan to semi-retire for a few years before going back; worth keeping in mind ways to stay connected in your preferred industry during that time otherwise it might not be so easy to re-enter the workforce again if you’ve been out for a few years.
Otherwise enjoy your time with your little ones! This is time that you won’t be able to get back - so is great that you’re planning to spend more time with them intentionally.
Doesn’t European CoL vary? I’d think it would depend on the country you move to.
Yes; Moving to a very low cost part of Europe; probably $1K-2K in expenses
I think it's a good plan, main thing you would have to consider is the taxes involved between both countries. Anything geopolitical you can't really anticipate anyhow. You didn't mention citizenship, etc so can't comment on this.
Thanks! Dual citizenship, so we're good on that front 🙂
Assume you are a citizen (you said partner not spouse and referred to hometown in Europe). If not, you’ll likely lose your green card.
Sorry, meant spouse.
I have dual citizenship so we're good there 🙂