I've logged 5 on and off years as a salesman at a powersports dealership. I have done well for myself and enjoy my work but am compensated by 100% commission. This makes it EXTREMELY hard to budget. Nearly impossible really, considering I'll make a $4K paycheck then a $400 paycheck.
As of late with the national credit crunch and so forth our lenders have started pulling out and I'm getting very anxious about the situation. Granted, it won't last forever, but I can't afford to sit around and wait.
I've had to pass up the opportunity to change careers due to my bills in the past and being unable to take an initial pay cut to go through a training period. Now that my bills are what normal people's are I feel that I've put myself in a position to go looking for another job.
Can I do this having just filed? Should I stick it out for another 6 months? I can re-employ myself very quickly, but don't want to throw away what I've built where I am.
As of late with the national credit crunch and so forth our lenders have started pulling out and I'm getting very anxious about the situation. Granted, it won't last forever, but I can't afford to sit around and wait.
I've had to pass up the opportunity to change careers due to my bills in the past and being unable to take an initial pay cut to go through a training period. Now that my bills are what normal people's are I feel that I've put myself in a position to go looking for another job.
Can I do this having just filed? Should I stick it out for another 6 months? I can re-employ myself very quickly, but don't want to throw away what I've built where I am.
NO ASSET
Hopefully this thread helps others in the future.
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