November 2005 READY TO PCS Instructor: xxxx. November 2005 Objectives Develop PCS financial planning and budgeting skills to determine moving expenses.

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November 2005 READY TO PCS Instructor: xxxx

November 2005 Objectives Develop PCS financial planning and budgeting skills to determine moving expenses. Determine which factors will effect how much you save for a PCS move. Explain the importance of collecting housing, economy, and utility cost information about your new installation. Explore the cost factors in renting vs. buying a home at a new installation. Explore the relocation resources available at each military installation and on the Internet.

November 2005 PCS as a Military Way of Life Typical move for military is every 3 years. Anticipate your next move and PLAN AHEAD. Be prepared for changes along the way! Making assumptions may make planning and moving easier.

November 2005 Planning a Moving Fund Be prepared for major costs: Off-post Housing Utilities Transportation Limits and Costs Try staying within Weight Limits when planning Household Goods shipment.

November 2005 Extra Moving Expenses Can I Keep My Pets With Me? Vacation Expenses Think of every possibility to make your move easier. Investigate the new community resources to determine your needs.

November 2005 Buy vs. Rent a Home This is a personal decision. Think about: Can I afford to buy a home? Down Payment and Escrow Fees Property Taxes, Trash Collection, Sewer Fees, Possible Association Dues, plus Routine Maintenance Am I at the beginning of my military service— or near the end? How easily could I sell a house in this area? What tax issues would I face if I sold my home?

November 2005 Budgeting for the PCS Start a “relocation fund.” Involves costs that are not reimbursable: Buying a Home Pet Expenses New Household Supplies Set a goal: Specific dollar amount Add in estimate for unknown expenses Not a part of your emergency savings account!

November 2005 Relocation Resources Resource available on your installation: Army Community Service Relocation Program Manager Financial Readiness Program Manager Transportation Office Housing Office Sponsorship Program Resources available on the “Net”: SITES: Installation Websites

November 2005 Relocation Assistance Tips Some expenses are reimbursable by the military but you must pay them first! Have cash on hand for those expenses. Beware of overuse of credit cards! Watch out for: Rent to Own Check-cashing stores Payday Loans, Pawn Shops and Title Loans Begin to plan now for a healthy financial move!

November 2005 Review Objectives Developed PCS financial planning and budgeting skills to determine moving expenses. Determined which factors will effect how much you save for a PCS move. Explained the importance of collecting housing, economy, and utility cost information about your new installation. Explored the cost factors in renting vs. buying a home at a new installation. Explored the relocation resources available at each military installation and on the Internet.