Homeownership Investment Program “MyMoneyPath” “More than a Place to Live. Leveraging the Purchase of a First Home as an Investment in the Borrower’s Financial.

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Homeownership Investment Program “MyMoneyPath” “More than a Place to Live. Leveraging the Purchase of a First Home as an Investment in the Borrower’s Financial Future.” Participating Lender & Housing Counselor Orientation May 9, 2011 Dr. Stephanie Moulton, John Glenn School of Public Affairs The Ohio State University

Objectives for the Meeting 1. Describe the pilot program (Launch May 15, 2011)  Partners  Motivation & Overview  Lender & Counselor Role 2. Demonstrate the online tools  Online Financial Health Check-up  Pilot Program and Evaluation 3. Seek feedback and respond to questions  Questions & Comments

Partners: Who is involved?  The Ohio Housing Finance Agency  First Time Homebuyer Program  The Ohio State University  John Glenn School of Public Affairs,  Department of Consumer Sciences & OSU Extension  OSU Outreach and Engagement  The University of Wisconsin  The Center for Financial Security, funded in part through the Financial Literacy Research Consortium (SSA)  The National Foundation for Credit Counseling

Motivation: Why do we need it?  Help New Homebuyers Sustain Homeownership  Importance of pre-purchase (pre-closing) homebuyer education and counseling  Importance of overall financial health: a financial “safety net” (sufficient savings and manageable debt)  Key Considerations for Ohio Housing Homebuyers  Timing of intervention  “Pre-closing”; limited amount of time prior to closing  Content of intervention  Purchase decision has been made; overall financial health  Mode of intervention  Easily accessible; low-cost and replicable

Example: Online Health Assessment

Program Overview: What is it? 1. Online financial health check-up for all homebuyers  Free 10 minute online check-up of financial behavior (not knowledge).  Completed as part of online streamlined homebuyer education program, after completing the budget worksheet and homebuyer quiz.  May register and complete later at homebuyer’s convenience, before home closing.  Assesses financial health in 5 key areas:  (1)Saving, (2) Borrowing, (3) Budgeting, (4) Housing, and (5) Retirement. Based on Treasury’s Financial Education Core Competencies released last year.  Results are for the homebuyer  Will not be used to approve or deny the loan (not shared with lender) and will not be part of pre-closing counseling at this time. 2. Opportunity to participate in pilot program  After completing the check-up, homebuyers will be invited to participate in pilot program. (“It Gets Better!”)  Allow us to use their data, confidentially, for research to improve the program  Receive additional financial planning resources, such as:  Personalized, online financial plan (MyMoneyPlan)  Telephone financial coaching for 1 year after purchase (provided by Apprisen)  Receive a $25 gift card up front, and opportunity for additional $25 gift cards

Logistics: What’s my role?  Participating Lenders’ Role  Encourage homebuyers to (1) complete the online check-up, and (2) participate in the pilot program. Quick way to get $25 or more.  Reassure the homebuyer that this will not affect their loan approval, will not slow down the counseling, and will not slow down their closing process.  If the lender is completing the online budget and quiz with (f0r) the homebuyer, the lender should also register the homebuyer for the online health check-up (provide homebuyer’s and a temporary password).  We will then follow-up with the homebuyer by to complete the health check-up at their convenience.  Pre-Closing Housing Counselors’ Role  Encourage homebuyers to (1) complete the online check-up, and (2) participate in the pilot program, if they haven’t already.  The results of the check-up are for the homebuyer only; they should not be discussed during the pre-closing counseling session.  Refer to if homebuyer has

Pilot Program Participants 1. with Personalized Results & Budget  $25 gift card  Additional online resources 2. Online Financial Planning Tool (MyMoneyPlan)  30 minute financial planning tool; based on check-up results  Another $25 gift card  Complete within 10 days 3. Telephone Financial Coaching  Quarterly, first year after purchase

Recap: Key Points 1. Online financial health check-up integrated into online streamlined education program  Begins May 15 (next Monday)  Will not delay closing or interfere with telephone counseling  All information is for the homebuyer; confidential  At the least, click “continue” and create login for homebuyer 2. Opportunity for homebuyer to participate in pilot program  Receives additional financial planning tools before AND after home purchase  Receives a $25 gift card, with opportunity for more  Allows data to be used confidentially to evaluate the program and make it better

Questions & Comments?  Contact me:   Try it out: 