<prompt> Human: Hi Reddit, this is my first post so please bear with me.Just yesterday I was offered an amazing job at my church that I accepted on the spot. The position uses my skill sets and my degree, plus allows me flexible hours and a great working environment. My job I have now has long hours 10-12 hours a day, 4 to 5 days a week and has been increasingly stressful. This position came at the right time for me and thats why I accepted it so easily.Heres the catch. I dont make a lot by any means around 24,000year but this new job is technically part time, 25 to 30 hours a week, and is salaried for around 15,500. My husband has his dream job and gets around 49,000.He says well be fine but Im so nervous to jump into this. If the job paid better I would have no issues, but saving is important to me and it doesnt feel like Ill have much to contribute, much less save, with this new job. Any saving suggestions, please?Edit: So Ive talked with the husband, who reminded me that hes getting his salary raised by 2000 starting next month which obviously will help matters. That brings my deficit down to around 8000. We dont have children and arent planning on having any in the near future, so thats helpful. Hes confident and sure that itll all work out.Some have asked about why I would work at all or not find something better paying. This job was my preference, I want to work to help us save, and my field is education and honestly in my region there arent many opportunities available. Hope that helps clear things up. For those that have giving saving tips, thank you so much! Theyre appreciated and Im planning on talking to my husband about them when he gets home from work! :  <response>: It doesnt seem like a good career move. By taking the part-time job you will be making it harder to get a better paying job in the future. But since youve already accepted the job, you will have to live with it. 