Taking Charge in Challenging Times

EC 692-2 -- Making the Most of What You Have

EC 692-3 -- Controlling Spending

EC 692-4 -- Stretching Your Food Dollar

EC 692-5 -- Deciding Which Bills to Pay First

EC 692-6 -- Keeping a Roof Overhead

EC 692-7 -- Meeting Your Insurance Needs

EC 692-8 -- Coping With Stress

EC 692-9 -- Accepting Your Feelings

EC 692-10 -- Teaching Children Coping Skills

EC 692-11 -- Things You Can Do When Money Is Short

Revised February 2007 by Nancy M. Porter, Ph.D., Extension Family Resource Management Specialist, and Deborah J. Thomason, Ed.D., Extension Family and Youth Developent Specialist.

Information taken from Getting Through Tough Times, written by Lois Smith and Charlotte Crawford, Illinois Cooperative Extension Service. Adapted with permission for South Carolina by Nancy M. Porter, Ph.D., Extension Family Resource Management Specialist; Brenda J. Thames, Ed.D., Extension Program Development Specialist; and Deborah J. Thomason, Ed.D., Extension Family and Youth Development Specialist.

The Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service offers its programs to people of all ages, regardless of race, color,
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Issued in Furtherance of Cooperative Extension Work in Agriculture and Home Economics, Acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914 Public Service Activities

Page last updated on February 23, 2007

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