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UNCLASSIFIED Our mission is to provide sustainable installation support and services for Soldiers, Families, and the military community that meets current and future mission requirements, promotes community well-being and enhances the natural environment. Army Community Service Financial Planning for Furlough Mrs. Robin Sherrod, AFC Financial Readiness Program Manager

Leaner Times but Smarter Decisions UNCLASSIFIED I.Analyze Your Financial Situation II.Plan Your Financial Roadmap III.Protect Your Financial Interest IV.Resources Available AGENDA

Leaner Times but Smarter Decisions UNCLASSIFIED Analyze Your Financial Situation Communicate About Money –Money Meetings Develop Balance Sheet Develop Current Budget/Income Statement Develop 12-Month Cash Flow Requirements Identify Financial Goals and Values

Leaner Times but Smarter Decisions UNCLASSIFIED Plan Your Financial Roadmap Develop Furlough Budget Prioritize Debt Repayment Refine 12-Month Cash Flow Requirements Reevaluate Financial Goals and Values Determine Extra Sources of Income

Leaner Times but Smarter Decisions UNCLASSIFIED Protect Your Financial Interest Mental/Emotional –Identify Free/Inexpensive ways to have fun Credit – –Resolve disputes as soon as you identify them Retirement Funds –Avoid Tapping your Retirement Funds Insurances –Do not allow any to lapse

Leaner Times but Smarter Decisions UNCLASSIFIED Resources Employee Assistance Programs (EAP): The EAP is a confidential counseling and referral service that can help you and your family deal with life's challenges. EAP services are available to you at no cost for confidential help with work, family, personal matters, legal or financial issues. ACS Financial Planning for Furlough Booklet – Need Help Paying Bills? Find programs and ways to get help with paying bills and debts, and an extensive list of how to get help and save on groceries, insurance, child care expenses and more. Also find free government grants and low income assistance programs. Visit for more information. Federal Employee Education & Assistance Fund. FEEA’s Emergency Assistance Program provides confidential grants and no-interest loans to federal employees facing unexpected financial hardships. or Oahu Work Links: Oahu's One-Stop Centers, overseen by the Oahu Workforce Investment Board, providing federally funded services for employers and jobseekers.

Put It In Perspective Example MRT Version 2.0 Copyright © 2011 by The Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania. All rights reserved. 1.Describe a recent, vivid, and meaningful AE (who, what, when, where): 2. Capture Worst Case: Capture your Worst Case thoughts. 4. Identify Most Likely: Identify the Most Likely outcomes. Consider feelings, behaviors, events, long and short-term outcomes, and effects on yourself and others. 3. Generate Best Case: Generate equally unlikely Best Case thoughts Develop your plan for dealing with the Most Likely outcome: I’ll lose my money and can’t pay bills. I’ll lose my house. I’ll lose my family. I’ll have to do illegal things to earn money. It’ll never end! Depression will lead to suicide. Things get resolved and we don’t go on furlough. We get paid retroactively for the furloughed days. We all get raises. I’ll find my dream job on my furlough day. I’ll go to Las Vegas on my furlough day and I win the Megabucks jackpot! I’ll lose my job. The across-the-board budget cuts known as sequestration is scheduled to include mandatory unpaid furloughs for hundreds of thousands of employees, beginning in April.

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