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    • Assessing the Financial Costs of Using
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    • What Are My Life Needs?
    • Identify My Life Needs
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    • Use Credit Wisely
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    • Criteria for Selecting Savings and Investments
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    • My Life Needs
    • Cash Flow Inventory
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    • How Does My Spending Compare?
    • How Much Do I Owe – Debt Inventory
    • Insurance Inventory
    • Savings and Investment Inventory
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    • What Was My Part?
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    • At Peace or Disturbed
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Impact of Addiction on Family and Finances

Consciously Form What We Do To Create Positive Financial Outcomes

  • Home
  • About Me
  • Facing Financial Uncertainty
    • Making Ends Meet
    • Managing Debt
    • Create A Plan To Communicate with Your Creditors
    • Communicate With Your Creditors
    • Plan Your Spending
  • Financial Assessment
    • Assessing the Financial Costs of Using
    • Maintain Organized Financial Records
    • Manage Cash Flow and Build Net Worth
    • What Are My Life Needs?
    • Identify My Life Needs
    • Plan Your Spending
    • Use Credit Wisely
    • Maintain Adequate Insurance Coverage
    • Manage Savings and Investments Wisely
    • Criteria for Selecting Savings and Investments
    • Types of Savings and Investments
    • Maintain Your Pre-Retirement Lifestyle During Retirement
    • Pay Necessary Taxes But No More
    • Create and Maintain A Current Estate Plan
    • Own a Business – Practice Management Assessment
  • Financial Worksheets
    • Cost of Substance Use For One Year Inventory
    • My Life Needs
    • Cash Flow Inventory
    • Net Worth Inventory
    • Sources of Income Inventory
    • Spending Tracker Inventory
    • Types of Expenses
    • How Does My Spending Compare?
    • How Much Do I Owe – Debt Inventory
    • Insurance Inventory
    • Savings and Investment Inventory
    • Location of Important Records
    • Personal and Family Information
    • Professional and Personal Advisers
  • Moving Beyond Losses
    • My Life! Create-Fund- Enjoy
    • Use Family Genogram to Observe Family Functioning Patterns
    • The Decades of My LIfe And How They Have Shaped How I Do What I Do
    • How We Form What We Do
    • Subsystems of the Non-Physical Self
    • What Was My Part?
    • Use My Creative Capacity to Find My Way Through Any Difficulty
    • At Peace or Disturbed
    • Forming How We Meet Our Life Needs
    • Choices and Consequences
    • Not satisfied – what next?
  • About Addiction

How Much Do I Owe – Debt Inventory

Click the link below to view an example of a Debt Inventory Worksheet.  You may use this worksheet or use whatever debt inventory tool you have found that works for you.

Debt Inventory Worksheet

A debt inventory is a tool we can use to determine how much we owe.  A debt inventory provides information to help us know how much we owe. If we get behind in our debt, we can use the information to create a debt repayment plan.

List the type of debt that you owe:

*Home mortgage

*Car/Truck/SUV loan

*Credit card

*Installment Loan

2.            List the name of the lender.

3.            List the name of the borrower.  

*Are you solely responsible for the debt? 

*Did some one else co-sign the debt with you?

4.            What is the initial amount of the loan?

5.            What is the month and year that the money was borrowed?

6.            Is the debt secured?  

*A secured debt is guaranteed by collateral.  

*Collateral is property that is pledged at the time the loan is made.

*The pledged property will be used for repayment if  loan is not repaid as agreed.

7.            What is the interest rate?

8.            What is the length of the loan?

9.            What is the monthly payment?

10.          What is the payment due date?

11.          What is the total balance due?

12.          What date was the last payment made?

13.          In the monthly payment column, for all of your debts, sum the total of your monthly payments.

14.          In the total balance due column, sum the total balance of all your debts.

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About Esther

Esther Maddux

Hi! I’m Esther – Resource Management Consultant.  Join me in discussing family and financial issues related to substance abuse and addiction.

 

Esther Maddux Counseling Services

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