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Mandi Woodruff
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Co-Host, Brown Ambition Podcast
New York
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Biography
Mandi has been a reporter for more than seven years, more than half of which she has spent covering the ins and outs of personal finance for a national audience. These days, you can find her at Yahoo Finance, where she covers a range of personal finance topics, including health care, cyber security, retirement, real estate, saving, investing, debt management and more. She was previously the personal finance editor at Business Insider, where her work was regularly syndicated by Slate.com, the Fiscal Times, Christian Science Monitor, AOL.com and, of course, Yahoo Finance. She’s dedicated to helping young people find a way out of debt and plan for their future and loves answering reader questions on Twitter.
millennials, identity theft, social security spending,personal finance, debt real estate, saving, privacy retirement, credit, finance budgeting, investing
financial markets, corporate finances, ipos, sports
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By Mandi Woodruff-Santos, Mandi Woodruff| Yahoo Finance Verified To help dull the pain of a layoff, many employers offer severance packages to workers. There’s often no legal requirement for companies to offer these parting gifts, but they serve a couple of key purposes: helping companies avoid negative press and the potential ire of thousands of resentful workers who air their grievances online. Another upshot of these exit packages if you've been laid off: It may be possible to negotiate an even better severance agreement than what is initially offered.
By Mandi Woodruff| mandimoney.com@ Job cuts have quadrupled in the last year alone, leaving many workers wondering if they might be next on the chopping block at work. The reality is that any of us could lose our jobs any day of the week. The minute a company decides it’s better for business to drop employees, they won’t hesitate to start handing out pink slips.
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Brown Ambition Podcast
New York, United States