Meet the Morrows. Just your average suburban family of five, sort of. James brings home the bacon, Robyn holds down the fort with three kids – Ian, Aidan and Quinn – to keep her busy. Oh, and the Morrows are also “tweeners.” That is, they’re between taking care of their children and their parents, Mary and Bill at the same time.

James is a computer consultant at a small firm, so he’s doing okay, but since he only gets paid when the company collects on billings, his paychecks are inconsistent. And after years of losing tiny battles against discipline and budgeting, the Morrows find themselves with little emergency savings, large credit card debt and a mortgage that’s far from being paid off. Even with a decent income, they’re living paycheck to paycheck because they’re trying to pay their way out
of debt.

The Morrows need a plan to manage their budget, cut expenses and discipline themselves for the short term and the long haul. And CommunityAmerica financial coach Tim Blake will train them over the coming weeks, months and year to get it done.

Read the Morrows’ blog to learn about their progress.