What has happened? Couple received a 20% raise What has happened? Couple received a 20% raise They have paid off the car.

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What has happened? Couple received a 20% raise

What has happened? Couple received a 20% raise They have paid off the car

What has happened? Couple received a 20% raise They have paid off the car And…..

What has happened? Couple received a 20% raise They have paid off the car And….. Since they will be buying a house they no longer need to pay rent!

Sample Calculation Suppose that your couple has the following:

Sample Calculation – Promotion

Sample Calculation – New Disposable Income

How much house can I afford?