Staying employed at the same company for over two years, on average, can make you earn 50% less over the life of your career according to a recent Forbes analysis. On this week's show, Rich and I discuss the pros and cons of maximizing your money moves and whether job hopping is still frowned upon or a way of life for Millennials. This show covers:

• How you can strategically "job hop" into the raise your current employer either can't or won't give
• The average current employee will receive a 2 - 5% raise but new hires can expect to see 10 - 20% increase in salary
• Steps you can take to have more control over your salary and career path
• Low-risk ways to determine your job's salary market value every two to five years

References

• Forbes: Employees Who Stay In Companies Longer Than Two Years Get Paid 50% Less
• Wealth Simple interviews French Montana
• ICYMI - PB41: The Occupational Handbook