Friends and Family Night
Prevention and Reaction
Saturday, October 24, 2026
With panelists Lindsy Weiner, Deborah Roache and Anishia Thompson. Hosted by Charming Ihekoronye.
Lindsy is the person to talk to about a home in a hard spot.
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What does the homeowner actually want?
What silence costs a family
We did everything we were supposed to do
One step this month: the kitchen table
The old way and the new way to pay off your home
Questions for the panel.
7 questions from the night, each answered in 2 to 5 minutes.
01What’s the first thing you try to understand?Lindsy Weiner · 3:21
02How do you decide which option makes sense?Lindsy Weiner · 3:04
03What do the foreclosure numbers mean?Lindsy Weiner · 1:51
04What does silence around money cost a family?Deborah Roache · 2:05
05Where does the no-minimums drive come from?Deborah Roache · 2:20
06Why did a nurse move into finance?Anishia Thompson · 4:58
07One step a family can take this monthAnishia Thompson · 2:17
Meet the panel.
Lindsy Weiner
She works with homeowners whose situations don't fit a traditional sale (mortgage pressure, major repairs, inherited or complicated ownership) and starts with what the homeowner actually wants.
Deborah Roache
After 15 years as a program manager in health care and financial services, she helps families protect their income and plan ahead, with no minimums and no prequalifying.
Anishia Thompson
A registered nurse for over 20 years, she helps young women build a plan for their money and their protection.

4 questions for your kitchen table
From Anishia Thompson at our Friends and Family Night
Watch Anishia explain them- What if something happened to me tomorrow? Would my family be okay?
- Do you know what’s coming in and what’s going out?
- Do you have protection in place? Is it enough?
- Does your family know where everything is?
What the research shows.
The figures shared on the night, with their sources.
U.S. homes had a foreclosure filing in the first half of 2026, up 21% from a year earlier.
more homes taken back by lenders than in the first half of 2025, for 27,983 in all.
U.S. adults carry medical or dental debt. That is about 100 million people.
people with that debt lost their home to eviction or foreclosure, at least partly because of it.
of adults who reach age 65 develop serious long-term care needs before they die.
a year is the national median for a private nursing home room, about $10,646 a month.
nursing home residents rely on Medicaid as their main payer, out of 1.2 million residents.
Federal law requires states to seek repayment of long-term care costs from the estates of enrollees 55 and older.
of Americans have a will, down from 33% in 2022.
U.S. properties are likely heirs’ property, passed down with no clear title. About 65% are in rural areas.
Americans say they need life insurance but don’t have any.
Where to go from here.
- Where you stand today with your money and your home
- How to protect your home and your family
- What your next steps could be
For education only. Examples shown are hypothetical and not a guarantee of future results.
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