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Paulette Ito, Senior Vice President of Marketing for Hawaiian Financial Federal Credit Union explains the complementary versions of the Ho’okele Guidebook as well as its importance as a personal life planning resource. Paulette also shares her insights and updates on the the “Get Your House in Order” campaign.
Intro 0:00
Personal Story 3:17
Ho’okele 1.1 - 6:20
• Focuses on the past, assists in gathering personal information.
• Documents family contact info and family health history.
• Captures important family history and genealogy.
• Compiles important financial planning information.
• This is the first life planning building block.
Ho’okele 1.2 - 8:10
• Focuses on the present.
• Records all medications and doctors.
• Documents current assets and financial obligations.
• Compiles legal and financial information.
Ho’okele 1.3 - 9:20
• Focuses on the future.
• Addresses life planning documents like wills, trusts and health directives.
• Assists in documenting asset accumulation and retirement funding.
MidWeek Column - 10:00
• Paulette shares her real life “Get Your House in Order” stories.
• The stories illustrate why this campaign is important for everyone.
• The stories are intended to spark family discussions.
GYHO TV Season 3 - 11:25
• Expert advice on topics like home renovations for aging in place.
• Expert advice on issues like senior safe driving and funeral planning.
Who Resonates? - 12:15
• The episode with our expert on wills and trusts was very popular.
• We received a lot of positive feedback on the financial planning episode.
Delayed Decisions - 13:00
• The “Get Your House in Order” campaign spurs conversation with family.
• This campaign sparks action on big, crucial life planning issues.
• A completed Ho’okele Guidebook is a gift for your loved ones.
• Sound life planning is a great legacy to leave.
Topics - 16:05
• Real life experiences form the foundations of Paulette’s master plan.
• Most of us do not have our houses completely in order.
• The Ho’okele Guidebook maps the path.
• Completing the Ho’okele Guidebook is a process.
• There’s always more that could be done.
Ho’okele 1.4 - 18:40
• Focuses on miscellaneous items not covered in previous versions.
• Lifestyle choice topics like travel, marriage and divorce are covered.
• The benefits and drawbacks of various choices are detailed.
Most Revealing - 20:45
• Many people don’t have their houses in order.
• Many people haven’t addressed important life planning issues.
• The local community has responded because there’s a need.
The “Get Your House in Order” campaign is designed to engage, motivate and educate Hawaii’s ohana to do exactly what it says … help you get your house in order.
To download the Ho'okele Guidebook:
http://hawaiigetyourhouseinorder.com
#GetYourHouseInOrder #HIFICU #HookeleGuide #lifeplanning #financialplan #lifeinsurance #estateplanning
FOLLOW US:
IG & FB @hawaiigetyourhouseinorder
http://hawaiigetyourhouseinorder.com
By Get Your House In OrderPaulette Ito, Senior Vice President of Marketing for Hawaiian Financial Federal Credit Union explains the complementary versions of the Ho’okele Guidebook as well as its importance as a personal life planning resource. Paulette also shares her insights and updates on the the “Get Your House in Order” campaign.
Intro 0:00
Personal Story 3:17
Ho’okele 1.1 - 6:20
• Focuses on the past, assists in gathering personal information.
• Documents family contact info and family health history.
• Captures important family history and genealogy.
• Compiles important financial planning information.
• This is the first life planning building block.
Ho’okele 1.2 - 8:10
• Focuses on the present.
• Records all medications and doctors.
• Documents current assets and financial obligations.
• Compiles legal and financial information.
Ho’okele 1.3 - 9:20
• Focuses on the future.
• Addresses life planning documents like wills, trusts and health directives.
• Assists in documenting asset accumulation and retirement funding.
MidWeek Column - 10:00
• Paulette shares her real life “Get Your House in Order” stories.
• The stories illustrate why this campaign is important for everyone.
• The stories are intended to spark family discussions.
GYHO TV Season 3 - 11:25
• Expert advice on topics like home renovations for aging in place.
• Expert advice on issues like senior safe driving and funeral planning.
Who Resonates? - 12:15
• The episode with our expert on wills and trusts was very popular.
• We received a lot of positive feedback on the financial planning episode.
Delayed Decisions - 13:00
• The “Get Your House in Order” campaign spurs conversation with family.
• This campaign sparks action on big, crucial life planning issues.
• A completed Ho’okele Guidebook is a gift for your loved ones.
• Sound life planning is a great legacy to leave.
Topics - 16:05
• Real life experiences form the foundations of Paulette’s master plan.
• Most of us do not have our houses completely in order.
• The Ho’okele Guidebook maps the path.
• Completing the Ho’okele Guidebook is a process.
• There’s always more that could be done.
Ho’okele 1.4 - 18:40
• Focuses on miscellaneous items not covered in previous versions.
• Lifestyle choice topics like travel, marriage and divorce are covered.
• The benefits and drawbacks of various choices are detailed.
Most Revealing - 20:45
• Many people don’t have their houses in order.
• Many people haven’t addressed important life planning issues.
• The local community has responded because there’s a need.
The “Get Your House in Order” campaign is designed to engage, motivate and educate Hawaii’s ohana to do exactly what it says … help you get your house in order.
To download the Ho'okele Guidebook:
http://hawaiigetyourhouseinorder.com
#GetYourHouseInOrder #HIFICU #HookeleGuide #lifeplanning #financialplan #lifeinsurance #estateplanning
FOLLOW US:
IG & FB @hawaiigetyourhouseinorder
http://hawaiigetyourhouseinorder.com