Description
Getting laid off is more than a career disruption. It can become a financial emergency if you do not know what to do next.
With so many experienced people in collision repair and insurance facing layoffs right now, we are opening the next C-20 Business & Finance meeting to everyone at no charge.
Rachel James will lead a practical conversation on the commonly overlooked decisions that come with losing a job—and how to build an action plan before fear, urgency, or financial pressure starts making those decisions for you.
Rachel is not a traditional financial advisor who learned about blue-collar workers from a spreadsheet. She is a former aviation mechanic, automotive technician, and painter who built her financial career while staying connected to the trades. She understands both the work and the people doing it.
During this free virtual session, Rachel will discuss:
- The financial decisions that should be addressed immediately
- Benefits, retirement accounts, insurance, and other transition concerns people often overlook
- How to evaluate your current position before making your next move
- Steps for protecting your family and financial future
- How to turn uncertainty into a clear, realistic action plan
LAID OFF? NOW WHAT?
What to Do When You Get Laid Off: Commonly Overlooked Considerations During a Transition and How to Make an Action Plan
Thursday, August 20
2:00 PM CST
Virtual attendance
Free registration
This meeting is for technicians, painters, estimators, adjusters, managers, executives, support staff, and anyone else navigating—or worried about—a career transition.
You do not have to be a C-20 member to attend. We are making this session free because the people who need this information most should not have another expense standing between them and a better plan.
Register now and share this with someone who may need it.
