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What are the 10 core truths of creating a stable financial future? - ANSWER -1.)
Not everyone needs debt to live lavishly
2.) Choosing a different path can lead to financial freedom
3.) Spending less can lead to bigger rewards
4.) Paying on time is vital to gain respect as a responsible consumer
5.) Every decision regarding debt requires thoughtful consideration
6.) Members pay the price for credit card advantages
7.) Paying off debts is better than settling for minimum payments
8.) Saving creates possibilities
9.) Freedom from debt is priceless
10.) Individuals can determine their financial futures
Remedial Counseling - ANSWER -Helps members cope with debt they cannot
afford or poor money management
Preventive Counseling - ANSWER -Helps members with good financial habits
manage financial challenges due to life changes
Productive Counseling - ANSWER -Helps members identify the best ways to use
their resources to improve financial status.
What are the 6 steps of the financial counseling process? - ANSWER -1.) Collect
& analyze member data
2.) Establish clear financial goals & objectives
3.) Develop a spending plan
4.) Develop a debt repayment plan
5.) Develop an action plan
6.) Implement the plan, follow up, and adjust as needed
,Seeing the extended family - ANSWER -Find out if members will be bringing
others to allow time to plan and provide the appropriate space and multiple copies
of educational materials if needed.
Analyze Expenses (6) - ANSWER -1.) Predicted cost increases
2.) Seasonal Variations
3.) Home repair allowances
4.) Car repair allowances
5.) Children's clothing
6.) School expenses
Analyze Debt (6) - ANSWER -1.) Who are your borrowing from?
2.) What is the cost?
3.) Where are you spending the borrowed money?
4.) When do you borrow?
5.) Why do you borrow?
6.) How much do you owe?
Analyze Credit (6) - ANSWER -1.) Cash flow
2.) Credit Report
3.) Credit score
4.) Debt ratio
5.) Net Worth
6.) The 5 C's of credit
Character - ANSWER -Based on objective measures of
past behavior likely to affect an individual's
financial actions
Capacity - ANSWER -Indicates how much debt a
member can realistically repay
Capitol - ANSWER -The amount of money a member has
Collateral - ANSWER -An item that can be taken and
, sold by a lender if a borrower fails to pay
as agreed, usually a vehicle or a house.
Conditions - ANSWER -The purpose of the loan,
amount being asked for, current interest
rates, and state of the economy.
Goals for elementary school - ANSWER -Educating them about the
importance of responsibility, working to earn money,
and how to save and spend money wisely.
Goals for Middle School - ANSWER -An appropriate
time for parents to create spending plans with
children.
Goals for High School - ANSWER -High school is
often the last opportunity to teach them important
skills and concepts they need to be successful,
before they are legally adults and fully responsible
for their actions.
Goals for Adulthood - ANSWER -Learn management concepts in earlier stages,
start planning for other people in addition to themselves.
Retirement - ANSWER -Making sure there is enough money to afford a desired
lifestyle.
Paycheck to Paycheck - ANSWER -It is vital to know when paychecks are
deposited and how
Monthly - ANSWER -Some expenses occur monthly: rent or mortgage payments,
utilities, and loan payments
Quarterly - ANSWER -Income and expenses can
be important for seasonal pursuits, tax