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GET ON BOARD Taylor 9th Ward!
It wasn't Raining........ when Noah built the ark.

Yearly Food Storage Plan:
Each week buy the items listed and store them. Buy the largest quantity you can buy, that makes sense for your family, and that you can sensibly afford and store.

If you miss a week, skip it and go on; don't get behind.

Replace the items as you use them.
July:
Week 1: Condiments: mustard, catsup, mayonaise, relish, pickles, BBQ, dressings, etc.

Be Prepared "When the Lights go out!"
(Let your light so shine)
What will you do when the lights go out?
We are spoiled by the wonderful convenience of electricity. It powers our world and we are dependent upon it. When we find ourselves without power, our world comes crashing down around us. This class is to get you thinking about how you would take care of your home and family WHEN the power goes out.
Date Night/class on Saturday, July 10th at 6:00 pm
@the Merrill Home in Taylor Farms.
~Dinner and getting prepared! Come learn and enjoy!


Financial Plan:
Simple weekly financial lessons and assignments to help you become financially stable this year!

MORTGAGE LOAN CALCULATION
A house is often the most expensive item that people will purchase in their lifetime. Since a house is expensive, the way that many people are able to afford a home is by taking a loan, also called a mortgage. A mortgage loan is a loan, often by a bank, that people use to purchase a home.
To decide how large a mortgage you might need, there are several different items you will need to look at. First, you will not likely be able to get a loan for the full purchase price of the house. This is because lenders, require that people who take mortgages pay a percent of the purchase price immediately. This is known as the down payment. Down payments are often 20% of the purchase price of the house. In addition, there will be other costs that you will have to pay to your lender. These expenses included with a mortgage when purchasing a house are known as closing costs. Often, these closing costs may be included in the total mortgage loan.