04/03/08Residents Voice1 “Following the Money” 4/03/2008 Tonight’s Subjects ! “LWV Finance 101 (recap)” “Real Life Finance 101”

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04/03/08Residents Voice1 “Following the Money” 4/03/2008 Tonight’s Subjects ! “LWV Finance 101 (recap)” “Real Life Finance 101”

04/03/08Residents Voice2 Personal Savings 2008 Monthly Basic Assessments Third MutualUnited Mutual Who Knows ? $532.62/mo x 12mo x 6102 $501.88/mo x 12mo x 6323 $39.00M/yr $38.08M/yrWhere does it GO ? LWV Finance 101 (recap)

04/03/08Residents Voice3 Who Monitors & Reviews Payments From This Account ? The United Mutual Treasurer – No! The Third Mutual Treasurer – No! The Towers Treasurer – No! The GRF Treasurer – No!

04/03/08Residents Voice – 2013 Trend of Basic Monthly Assessments United & Third Towers

04/03/08Residents Voice5 Real Life Finance 101 United Towers GRF Third Account A Account B Account C Account D Where should our assessments go ?

04/03/08Residents Voice6 Using Third Mutual as Example Account B GRF Invoice 1. Paint $100 GRF Mutual Treasurer Third Mutual Treasurer Sends Bill to 3 rd for Payment 3 rd Treas Reviews Bill – Authorizes Payment Payment to GRF

04/03/08Residents Voice7 “Our” Corporate Attorney ? HKC Towers PCM GRF United Third

04/03/08Residents Voice8 Bonus & Incentive PCM $39 B Corp. PCM Employees Incentives LWV

04/03/08Residents Voice9 New Way of Doing Business ! Housing Mutuals take control of our assessment monies. Housing Mutuals review the expenses related to that Mutual. Housing Mutuals hire their own attorneys. Housing Mutuals no longer pay bonus and incentives for PCM employees.

04/03/08Residents Voice10 THE END