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HomeWorks - Money Management Financial Planning Home Equity and Mortgage Refinancing Home Insurance Taxes
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HomeWorks - Money Management Financial Planning
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Works Home Financial Responsibility §Keys to success l communication l compromise l commitment §Plan ahead §Use credit wisely Financial Planning
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Works Home Monthly spending plan §Track spending§Balance Income Expenses Financial Planning
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Works Home Behind in paying the bills? §Adjust spending plan l _____ Income _____ Expenses §Use emergency fund Financial Planning
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Works Home Behind in paying the bills? §Contact creditors before you miss a payment l make an offer l put it in writing l keep your promise l stop using credit Financial Planning
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Works Home Emergency funds §Advantages §But how? l Direct deposit l Use unexpected $ l Get extra job l Use payments Surprise expenses Financial Planning
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Works Home Financial Planning What’s in a mortgage payment?
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Works Home Private mortgage insurance §Required by lenders when the buyer makes a down payment of §Paid l at closing and added to mortgage l as part of monthly payment l annually Financial Planning <20%
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Works Home Private mortgage insurance §Cost depends on l method of payment l mortgage term l APR l amount of down payment §Stop when equity reaches ________ Financial Planning 20%
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Works Home Financial Planning Escrow accounts §Money for taxes and insurance §Total divided by 12 = monthly payment §Problems l payments too _____ l sudden increases l late payments
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Works Home Selling your home §Most keep 1st house years Financial Planning 6 §Decisions affecting the sale l Loans l Home improvements l Regulations §Keep records
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HomeWorks - Money Management Home Equity and Mortgage Refinancing
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Works Home How much home do you own? Home Equity and Mortgage Refinancing Equity Down payment Principal repaid Appreciation Improvements
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Works Home Equity is - Home Equity and Mortgage Refinancing
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Works Home Equity = Home Equity and Mortgage Refinancing Cash value
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Works Home After-Purchase Mortgage Options Home Equity and Mortgage Refinancing
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Works Home Home equity loans §A line of credit Home Equity and Mortgage Refinancing §Low interest rate? §Tax-deductible interest §Home is collateral §Fees Sandra McKinnon: For more information visit the Federal Trade Commission at: http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/homes/homequt.htm Sandra McKinnon: For more information visit the Federal Trade Commission at: http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/homes/homequt.htm
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Works Home The reverse mortgage §A type of home equity ______ Home Equity and Mortgage Refinancing loan §Trade equity for cash §62+ years old §Income is not a factor §Home ownership retained Sandra McKinnon: For more information visit the Federal Trade Commission at: http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/homes/rms.htm Sandra McKinnon: For more information visit the Federal Trade Commission at: http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/homes/rms.htm
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Works Home The reverse mortgage §Closing costs and fees §Public benefits? §Maintenance, taxes and insurance §Home at risk Home Equity and Mortgage Refinancing
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Works Home Refinancing your mortgage §Should you? §It depends l Costs l How long you plan to stay l Tax bracket Home Equity and Mortgage Refinancing Sandra McKinnon: For more information visit the Federal Trade Commission at: http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/homes/refinanc.htm or The Mortgage Bankers Association at http://www.mbaa.org/consumer-info/refinance.html Sandra McKinnon: For more information visit the Federal Trade Commission at: http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/homes/refinanc.htm or The Mortgage Bankers Association at http://www.mbaa.org/consumer-info/refinance.html
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Works Home Refinancing your mortgage §Consider another type §Shop and compare l Interest and fees l Compare APR Home Equity and Mortgage Refinancing
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HomeWorks - Money Management Taxes
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Works Home Property taxes §Local officials determine l revenue required l market value of taxable property l assessment level l tax rate Taxes
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Works Home Property tax example $50,000 X Assessment Rate of 19% X Tax Rate of $5.09 per $100 assess = $483.55 Taxes
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Works Home How are values assessed? §New §Remodeled §Other On-site appraisal Reappraisal Market change Taxes
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Works Home Other info on property taxes §Appeal §Pay through escrow or directly §If you don’t pay l interest and fees can be high l house will be seized Taxes
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Works Home Income taxes - itemizing :Medical & dental :Taxes you paid :Interest you paid :Charitable gifts Taxes :Casualty and theft losses :Job expenses :Other miscellaneous Total Itemized Deductions
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Works Home Income taxes - standard deduction §Single §Head of Household §Married Couple §Married Filing Separately Taxes $4,250 $6,250 $7,100 $3,550
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HomeWorks - Money Management Home Insurance
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Works Home The Step Check-Up §Investigate your current coverage §Determine what you have to lose §Compare coverage to potential loss §Take steps to lower cost §Comparison shop Home Insurance
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Works Home Investigate current coverage Review your present policy to determine: l Kind of coverage l Limits Home Insurance
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Works Home Property coverage §Two Kinds: l Structure l Personal Property Home Insurance
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Works Home The structure §Perils Living expenses? §The 80% rule Home Insurance
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Works Home More about the structure §Deductible §Inflation protection §Changes to structure §Replacement value Home Insurance
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Works Home Personal property coverage §Normally, maximum is set as a percentage of value of house §Replacement value Home Insurance
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Works Home Liability coverage Liability insurance covers you when you or someone in your family causes a financial loss to someone else. Home Insurance
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Works Home Two types of liability coverage §Personal liability §Medical payments liability Home Insurance
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Works Home What do you have to lose? Home Insurance Do a household inventory
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Works Home Doing a household inventory §Only what want/need to replace §Organize by room or category §Clump like items together §Store outside home Home Insurance
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Works Home Compare coverage to loss Home Insurance
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Works Home Lower your cost §Protect the structure l Smoke alarms l Alarm system l Dead bolts l Fire extinguishers l Sprinkler system Home Insurance
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Works Home Lower your cost even more §Change your lifestyle l Lock doors l Sandra McKinnon: For tips on how to lower your homeowner’s insurance costs visit: http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/press/nfcpubs/12ways.txt Sandra McKinnon: For tips on how to lower your homeowner’s insurance costs visit: http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/press/nfcpubs/12ways.txt Home Insurance l Store valuables elsewhere l Grow older l Check appliances
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Works Home Comparison shop There can be significant differences in the cost of insurance from one company to another Sandra McKinnon: For tips on how to lower your homeowner’s insurance costs visit: http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/press/nfcpubs/12ways.txt Sandra McKinnon: For tips on how to lower your homeowner’s insurance costs visit: http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/press/nfcpubs/12ways.txt Home Insurance
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Works Home Money Management Contributors §Carole Bozworth l Consumer & Family Economics Specialist University Outreach and Extension §John Merrill l Professor/Extension Housing Specialist School of Human Ecology University of Wisconsin-Madison §Sandra K. McKinnon l Consumer & Family Economics/ Information Technology Specialist University Outreach and Extension
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