<prompt> Human: Trying to be as concise as possibleIve been working for my current employercorporate CPG company for the past two years since its inception in the same Analyst position I held previously. Since my current job is in a city with far higher and ever increasing cost of living expenses, I have been effectively making less an less money as time goes by. Its getting to the point where I am facing some unwanted lifestyle adjustments Id rather avoid.I brought this to the attention of my employer a few months ago. After several positive conversations with my bosses and their bosses, they told me I could be expecting a promotion this summer. Well, that promotion came today in the form of a new rolemanager title, and new responsibilities. However, no backfill will be provided for my current role, and they insinuated that I will continue to be responsible for those needs as well. I would have a easier time rationalizing that move if they made it worth my while financially. However, the promotion only carried a raise of less than 5 take home increase is basically a rounding error per paycheckAt the end of the day, this promotion means that much more is expected out of me, while addressing zero of the concerns I raised when the conversation began. This company has zero, if any duplication, so I doubt they are trying to work me out of here, but it certainly feels that way.What should I do PF?Should I bite the bullet and take the continual financial hitmake adjustments? I already commute 1.5 hours each way via commuter rail - walk from apartment to station.Should I try to negotiate for more money? I cant hold out as a bargaining chip.Should I cut my losses and seek new employment?  <response>: You can barely get a raise after a promotion so do you actually think they will give you a raise next year? Start looking for a new job tonight. 