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The Beta family currently has tax, mortgage, insurance, utilities and home upkeep as challenges(Moore & Assay, 2012, p. 306). They have to pay off their credit card due to their recent furniture credit card purchase. Their mortgage is at 90% of their home value which they also have to pay for as well. That, in addition to the loan on their car that is worth 75% of the original purchase price. Luckily, the family will not have to worry about health insurance as the mother’s company provides very good insurance. Child care costs are taken care of as all of their children are involved in a sport and the family is a part of their local YMCA. They could have possibly had family take care of their children however, the family lives far away from
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