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Keeping a Roof Overhead Nancy M. Porter, Ph.D. Deborah J. Thomason, Ed.D.

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1 Keeping a Roof Overhead Nancy M. Porter, Ph.D. Deborah J. Thomason, Ed.D.

2 Review Focusing on financial situation in 2009 Tracking spending Determining net worth Controlling spending Prioritizing debts Making PowerPayments

3 Keeping a Roof Overhead Top priority to pay rent – Negotiate with landlord – Temporary postponement – Pay lower amount – Offer services in lieu of rent Top priority to pay mortgage – Contact mortgage company – Refinance – Deed in lieu of foreclosure – Short sale Down size Reverse mortgage Bankruptcy

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13 Meeting Insurance Needs Nancy M. Porter, Ph.D. Deborah J. Thomason, Ed.D.

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