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This week's top stock market, investing and financial stories. Get the latest stock quotes and learn investment strategies on MSN Money.
  • Survival guide for the uninsured
    Wondering how to pay for your next checkup? If you’re one of the many Americans living without health insurance, there may be more options for you than you know.
  • What I don't 'like' about Facebook
    The IPO will be huge; the company has an impressive reach. But what does it say when our hottest business wins because young adults are stuck on couches?
  • 7 smart ways to pay for college
    It’s possible to pay for school without you, or your kids, going deep into debt. Try these 7 savvy strategies to help them get an education without going broke.
  • 8 things debt collectors won't say
    The calls may be scary, but you do have rights you should know about. Here are some things to know before you decide how to respond.
  • Can the central banks keep us safe?
    The financial markets are holding their own these days, based on the idea the Fed and other central banks will save us from the worst. But what if they can't?
  • 6 things that won't hurt your credit
    You may be needlessly worrying that a mistake, habit or event has torpedoed your scores. Here’s how to avoid the damage.
  • What to know about Facebook's IPO
    The company's rise is one of the great business stories of our time. But just how valuable is social media? We'll get an indication this week.
  • 8 ways kids are dumb about money
    Looking for surefire ways to keep your children clueless about cash? These 8 parenting blunders practically guarantee your kids low financial IQs.

Unemployed?
Don't Panic!
UNEMPLOYMENT: A STEP BY STEP GUIDE
If you have been laid off from your job, this is what experts say will get you unemployment funds.
  • First, you must file a claim. You can do that by calling the center or filing online. It can be a much faster process.
  • If you were laid off you should receive your unemployment in 2 to 3 weeks.
  • If you were fired or quit your job, your claim will have to be assessed. It may take several weeks before you know your status.
How Do I File for Unemployment Insurance?
To file a claim for unemployment insurance, report in person to the nearest Job Center with proof of identification, such as a driver's license, and a social security card. Bring the names and addresses and job-site locations of any employers for whom you worked during the last 18 months.
  
Helpful Tips 
  1. File for Unemployment -Don't be proud - you pay into the unemployment fund for a reason.
  2. Ask your current employer about severance pay, accrued vacation and sick pay
  3. Request information on the extension of your health and life insurance benefits
  4. Ask about outplacement resources
  5. Request a reference letter from your previous supervisor
  6. Develop your resume - have a friend or colleague proofread
  7. Research and determine career options
  8. Create an action plan
  9. Use this time as an opportunity to reassess your career goals
  10. Maybe it is time to be your own boss
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