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Today’s Woman
Judy Burtncr
Extension Agent,
Home Economics
Poor money management, family illness and over-borrowing ire the three most important •easons some families get behind n paying their bills and are uranded “slow pay”. However, all ;hree can be avoided with an understanding of good money nanagement. A good manager does some ;hinking and planning as to what le really wants to do with his money. Before he spends, he considers how it can best be used. He thinks of his present needs md his future needs. He iistinguishes between needs, ■vants, and “nice to haves”. In contrast, a poor manager ipends as he receives. He satisfies leeds and wants that are Wrongest at the moment. Lacking ash, he uses credit and usually; hinks only of the down >ayment. He compounds his mancial problems by failing to 'ive adequate thought to how he ;an make the payments. Unfortunate is the family inding itself in financial trouble ippan<^> nf MpHiral hillc <
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