Smart Spending: How to plan financially for leave

Published May 8, 2014 4:23pm ET



PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Workers are human. That means sometimes they have needs that take them away from work for extended periods of time. Babies, illnesses and even sabbaticals can mean a long time away from a job and a paycheck, too.

So how can you cope financially if you take an extended leave? According to most experts, it’s a tricky balance of preparation and innovation.

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