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Today’s Woman
Judy Bi^pir
Extension Agent,
Hone Economies
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1 thinK it’s »aie to say that at any one time the average family is either “under-housed” or “over-housed.” During those years when the family space needs are the greatest, they may be economically unobtainable. Hie peak earning years often coincide with the empty nest period when the need for living space has waned. It seems that houses come in two-sizes - too large or too small.
The climate of today’s money market causes some families to look for smaller plans. Others are concerned more with retirement housing or a second home. Whatever the reasons, here are some questions to consider before choosing the plan:
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