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Owning a Home
I'm definitely ready to own a home!

First off, a big, hearty congratulations on your hard work. YouÍve attained the level of financial fitness you set out to get. Excellent work.

Recipe:
1 Learn how owning a home can increase your financial fitness.
2 Find out your responsibilities as a homeowner.
3 Learn how to get assistance with paying your utilities.
4 Find out what kind of home maintenance you’ll do.
5 Learn how to choose a contractor to fix things in your home.
6 Learn about important items in your home and where they are located.
INGREDIENTS FOR SUCCESS:
Keeping your spending plan updated.
A growing emergency fund.
Paying all of your bills on time, every month.
Having a Homeowner Spending Plan.
A review of your Am I Financially Fit Enough to Own a Home? worksheet.
Taking advantage of education or job training opportunities that will help you get a better-paying job.



How Financially Fit Are You? Find out now!
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