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Title: Office of the Chapter 13 Trustee


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Office of the Chapter 13 Trustee
  • Personal Financial Management Class

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CLASS GOALS
  • Budget Development
  • Money Management
  • Wise Use of Credit
  • Consumer Information

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  • The average American has a financial emergency
    once every 18 months!
  • The use of credit or the incurring of debt is
    prohibited while in Chapter 13.
  • 90 of Americans have no savings.

4
Whats really important?
Whats really important?
Where do I want to go from here?
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YOUR Plan is YOUR Decision.
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1 - Wants v. Needs
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2 - SET S.M.A.R.T. GOALS
  • Specific
  • Measurable
  • Attainable
  • Relevant
  • Time-related

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LONG TERM 5 years
Set Goals
Short term 1 year or less
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TAKE ACTION I will save X number of dollars
for Christmas presents and parties by December
1. 1. 2. 3.
10
Skills needed to achieve goals
  • 1 Focus reminders or pictures
  • Set priorities
  • Manage time wisely
  • 4 Evaluate progress
  • 5 Adjust goals if necessary
  • 6 Celebrate success

11
Inventory your business
Write down everything you spend every day for one
month
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GETTING STARTED
  • GROSS Income______________
  • - TT payment (if payroll deducted)
  • - Insurance deductions
  • - IRA contribution
  • NET Income _______________ (Net that itty,
    bitty taco you take home)
  • - fixed expenses (mortgage/car)
  • - periodic expenses (home repair/auto
    registration)
  • - variable averages (utilities/groceries/fun/habi
    ts)
  • ___________________ FOR SURPRISES/FUTURE

(Gross the whole enchilada)
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Types of Expenses
  • Types of Expenses Examples
  • Fixed Mortgage, Rent, Car Payments, Child
    Support
  • Periodic Insurance (house, car)
    Property/Income Taxes
  • Variable Clothing, Food, Phone,
    Entertainment

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GETTING STARTED
  • GROSS Income______________
  • - TT payment (if payroll deducted)
  • - Insurance deductions
  • - IRA contribution
  • NET Income _______________ (use lowest amount
    DO NOT include overtime)
  • - fixed expenses (mortgage/car)
  • - periodic expenses (auto registration/home
    repair)
  • - variable averages (utilities/groceries/fun/habi
    ts)
  • ___________________ FOR SURPRISES/FUTURE
  • This is where decision making comes into play.

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Buyer Beware!

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Consider when shopping
  • - Compare prices and quality
  • - Research before buying
  • - Plan shopping in advance
  • Walk away, think about it before you buy
  • Dont buy on impulse
  • Remember The sales people work for the
  • seller

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Debt Warning Signs
  • Dont Have Enough Saved for Emergencies
  • Make only Minimum payments on CC bills
  • Routinely Spend MORE than you earn
  • Transfer balances from one card to the other
    instead of making payments
  • Unsure of total amount you owe creditors
  • Bounced Checks
  • Use more than your total income just to pay off
    debts

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CREDIT REHABILITATION
  • Lynda Woods
  • 817.770.8500 Ext 28572
  • Amy Tate-Almy
  • Ext 28574

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Kinds of Credit
  • Long-Term
  • Mortgage, car loan, installment loans
  • Short-Term
  • Items or services in a single payment within a
    given period of time, usually with no interest
    charge. Example Utility bills
  • Secured
  • Something of value promised to lender
  • Unsecured
  • Loan without collateral higher interest rate

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Other forms of Credit
  • Rental Purchase (Rent to Own)
  • Use an item for a period of time, then return it
    if you desire. Weekly or monthly payments
  • Lease
  • Use a car for a period of time, the down payment
    and monthly payments are almost always lower than
    purchasing a car. Costs more in long run

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Sample Matrix, p 1
  • United States Bankruptcy Court
  • Northern District of Texas
  • Fort Worth Division
  • IN RE name CASE NO 405-4XXXX-DML-13 CHAP
    TER 13
  • VERIFICATION OF CREDITOR MATRIX

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Sample Matrix, p 2
  • ABC Creditors
  • PO Box 1234
  • Anyplace, USA 00000
  • Credit Systems
  • 5678 Mickey Mouse Lane
  • Disney, CA 99999
  • GMAC
  • PO 9876
  • Cargo, MI 98765
  • XYZ Jewelers
  • 4567 Diamond Circle
  • Emerald Hills, AZ 54871

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Get Off and Running NOW with your Credit !!!!
  • www.annualcreditreport.com
  • 877.322.8228
  • Snail Mail
  • Annual Credit Report Request Services
  • POB 105281
  • Atlanta, GA 30348-5281

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Credit Report
  • Says about you
  • Identification and Employment Data
  • Payment History
  • Inquiries
  • Public Record Information
  • Negative Information
  • Collection accounts, late payments, charge-off,
    days late, bankruptcy, tax liens, judgments,
    excessive inquiries, accounts closed, Trans
    Alert, Hawk Alert (potential fraud indicators)


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Texas Dept. of Insurance
  • Texas Fair Plan
  • 1(888)799.6277
  • www.helpinsure.com
  • 1 (866)695.6873

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Maintain Adequate Insurance Coverage
  • You May Need You May NOT Need
  • Health Mortgage Life Insurance
  • Disability Insurance on CC balances
  • Life Flight Insurance
  • Homeowners or Renters Cancer Insurance
  • Auto
  • www.tdi.state.tx.us
  • 1-800-252-3439 Consumer Help Line

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Identity Theft
  • Fastest growing crime in America
  • DFW area
  • FACTA federal law helps protect
  • Review credit reports periodically
  • Be aware of fraud

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Consumer Information
  • Federal Trade Commission
  • www.ftc.org/gov
  • regional office 214.979.0213
  • Consumer Action Handbook
  • http//www.pueblo.gsa.gov
  • 1.888.878.3256

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Good luck reach for the Stars!!!
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