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Family · October 4, 2024

Are You Ready For The Storms That Could Hit Your Family?

As a parent, it’s important to be ready for the challenges that you could face which might impact both you and your children in the future. There are lots of difficulties from financial woes to issues with their wellbeing. Here are some of the key challenges that you might face in the future and the steps that you should take to deal with them. 

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Unemployment 

First, you should make sure that you are dealing with the possibility of unemployment. While you might think that you can avoid issues with unemployment completely, the latest survey suggests that around one third of people which change their jobs at least three times due to some form of redundancy. That’s why it’s important to make sure that you are exploring ways that you can protect yourself in your care. There are a few steps that you can take here such as upskilling. This means that you are constantly making yourself more desirable for potential employer. 

House Trouble 

Next, you might want to think about whether or not you are likely to have issues with your house in the future. While purchasing a property is always going to be cost effective in the long term, in the short term you are likely to struggle with additional costs through the year. This is particularly likely if you are purchasing an older property. For instance, a house of a certain age could have an issue with damp. Alternatively, if your house is more than twenty years old, then it could need a new roof. To deal with this, you should make sure that you have the right insurance in place. You should also think about saving a small pot for emergencies like this so you don’t have to get this money out of savings. 

Debt 

Another point to think about is debt. Debt is one of the things that keeps people up at night and that’s understandable. It can be daunting to know that you owe thousands of pounds to an individual or a company. The good news is that there are lots of ways that you can manage high levels of debt. For instance, you could think about setting up a consolidation loan. This will put all your payments in a lump sum and that way you won’t have to worry about paying them all off individually. This can make the process more stressful. 

Loss 

Another point to think about is what happens if your family experiences a loss in the future. This can be devastating for your personal wellbeing and your children’s mental health. From a cost point of view, you may need to be prepared for the expense of a funeral as well as the challenge of finding the right funeral directors. You might also need to explain loss to your children and help them through this difficult time with the right level of empathy and understanding. Be aware that this could be impacting them even if they don’t always show it. 

Injury 

You could also be impacted by an injury. An injury might stop you from working or it might begin to leave you feeling as though you are trapped in your home. To cover the cost, you could think about exploring insurance options that will protect you in the event that your wellbeing is impacted by an injury. You might also want to think about whether you have money saved to keep your costs under control while you are recovering. 

Mental Health 

Finally, you should think about mental health issues that could impact you or your family members in the future. Mental health issues are more common than most people realize. If you are worried about this you may want to considered speaking to a professional like a counselor. Even regular cognitive therapy could help you manage existing mental health issues or keep possible issues in the future at bay. You could also try basic techniques such as meditation to maintain clarity and ensure that you do not feel overly stressed about challenges that you could face in your life. 

We hope this helps you understand some of the key steps that you can take to deal with the challenges that you could face in the future which might impact your family. In doing so, you can make sure that you are giving your children the best chance to have the greatest life imaginable. You can also avoid issues that are likely to cause you stress because you won’t need to worry about what might happen months or years down the road. 

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