4 Key Money Moves to Make when You Get a New Job  Follow these
smart money steps when you land a new job. Follow these smart
money steps when you land a new job. Congratulations! You got a
new job -- and in a pretty bad economy at that. Whether you were
unemployed like millions of other Americans and just got a job
or you moved from one position into a new one, a new job will be
a transition.  These transitions are happening more and more
now. Once upon a time, a worker commonly stayed with a company
for decades. Not anymore. According to a 2010 report from the
Bureau of Labor and Statistics, younger Baby Boomers -- those
born from 1957 to 1964 -- changed jobs an average of 12 times
between ages 18 and 44. And that trend seems likely to continue,
or even intensify.  Ideally, your new job will come with a
higher salary than your previous one. However, once you've
negotiated a salary and nailed down the job, there are still
many more money moves to make. Help make a positive financial
transition by following th