There are many concerns that you need to address when you first lose your job. Health care is one of them. This article will give you a brief overview of COBRA benefits. It is important that you talk to your plan administrator for specifics regarding your eligibility.

Valentine's Day is fast approaching. Even if you are unemployed you can still enjoy the spirit of the day. A date with your spouse, significant other, or someone you are just getting to know can ease a difficult time.

How do you shop for grocery? Have you ever wondered why your grocery bill was reaching the amount of the national debt? Here are a few suggestions on ways to cut those costs.

Are you currently unemployed? Unfortunately, unlike your past employer, unemployment does not come with a handbook to provide instructions on how or where to find assistance. This article will give you a few pointers on where to search for resources to help you while you are unemployed.

Help may finally be on the horizon for some homeowners facing foreclosures. The HOPE for Homeowners program runs October 1, 2008 until September 30, 2011.

A balanced budget can be difficult even if you're employed. Being unemployed adds a whole new wrinkle.

The Unemployment Survival Guide - Nourishing Yourself Through the Lean times is a must read to get you through the stress of unemployment. The book provides resources, templates and excellent practical advice.

Revamping your resume is an important step in a successful job search. Don't just submit the same resume that you have for years. It's time to re-vamp!!!

Organization is the key to a successful job search. It is important not only to schedule your job search activities, but it's also time to brainstorm on potential employers. It's time to get creative.

Focusing on what information you will need to know before you're separated from your employer is difficult. This article will provide pointers on what you need to know and what questions to ask to avoid "surprises" in your last paycheck.