- Kristy and Dean are newly-weds with two kids who are completely stressed about their cash-strapped situation. They're sinking fast - as soon as their pay comes in, it goes straight out again. This young couple is down-trodden and exhausted. They need Gail to give them a road-map to help get them out of this mess.—Frantic Films
- Kristy and Dean have been married for one year, together for three, and with a combined income of $63,000 annually and two kids they have always had money problems. They both grew up without much money, and thus have never known what it feels like to manage money properly. They have never paid a bill on time, borrowing from whatever source they can. They feel they need to buy certain material possessions, knowing they don't have the money. What they can't buy, they will rent, such as their television. They are arguing over a move from a rental house to an apartment that Dean believes will save them money on utilities and commuting, but which Kristy does not like or want. They are $40,000 in debt, and on the brink of splitting solely over their money issues. Gail makes: Dean try to earn more money, which he figures will be difficult as an apprentice chef who earns barely above minimum wage as being low man on the totem pole; Kristy negotiate lower interest rates on their existing credit sources to repair their rotten credit rating; figure out the difference between owning and renting certain items; plan the costs of the move; and share the responsibilities of the money management instead of their current method of Kristy shouldering the responsibility of the actual act of household finance management while Dean complains. But Gail knows that an equally as important task is for Kristy and Dean to start spending some quality time together as the newlyweds that they are.—Huggo
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