<prompt> Human: Hi PF,Im looking to address the general question: What should I anticipate?In July I was laid off. I have saved emergency fund for this type of situation and have yet to dip into it insurance has covered me so far. As far as the old company goes I have some money remaining in the company 401k not sure how I should request moving it into my control. The company never allowed employee contributions... They did show me some paperwork which disclosed that I had 2k in the account.Moving on from the old position. I was offered a new role with a 65 raise that has a significant commute but pushes me close to six figure income. It will be my first time working for a large company. The commute will be a significant change of pace. Im used to a 7 minute ride and this will be over an hour mostly highway. I have a 2003 toyota matrix with 190k miles that is running strong. Any advice for starting a new position? Dealing with a long commute? Ive already negotiated salary and start date, is there anything else I should ask about? Note that this is a temp to perm role filled by a staffing firm. Anything I should look out for there? Anything I should do before starting the role? Any advice for what to do monthly with the extra income? If I maintain my lifestyle I should be able to save 3k monthly. Any purchases I should make to make my life easier? What is the cheapest car with adaptive lane assist cruise control? Is it too early to get into that market? I doubt I will be commuting on my motorcycle so I could sell it and get a commuter car. Right now Im renting very affordably and would not like to move within the first year. Thanks for reading through that jumble of questions. Feel free to answer any one of them.  <response>: Until you get offered the permanent job just save as much as possible and do not make any lifestyle changes. 