Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.

Starting a new job can be an exciting prospect. It could improve your skill set, provide different working hours or even offer a salary increase. Although changing jobs has unexpected costs, it is worth paying them to invest in your career and development. You may need to adjust your budget and spending habits to cover these extra expenses.

First, most companies will not provide relocation allowance to move for work. Therefore, you will need to consider relocation costs. How much you will pay for these costs depends on several factors. For example, the costs will be relatively low if you are single and rent a house. But if you own your home or have a family, relocating can become expensive.

Another extra cost is that you may have to change your wardrobe. You may wear casual clothing if you have worked for a small company. But if you work in a large company, you might have to invest in more formal pieces. Buying new outfits can be expensive. It is often something people need to remember to budget for when changing jobs.

Finally, you may pay for additional car expenses. Those who drive to work must pay more, not just extra fuel. For example, if you have to travel longer, you will put more miles on your car, leading to increased wear and tear. This could result in paying for frequent car maintenance, such as extra services, more tires and brake pads.

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