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June 30, 2015 By admin

Why Large Associations Should Use the Pooled Method

The State of Florida accepts two primary types of reserve funding: the pooled method and the component method.  The pooled method draws reserve funds from one reserve pool.  With the pooled method, there is one reserve account balance and anywhere from a few to many reserve items. With the component method, each reserve item has […]

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May 31, 2014 By admin

Reserve Study Frequently Asked Questions Part 6

What are some of the most typical reasons that a reserve study would require revisions? A reserve study can require revisions for a number of different reasons.  Some typical reasons may be that the reserve study had omitted a reserve item or certain group of items.  It is also possible that the reserve study included […]

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December 7, 2010 By admin

Reserve Studies: Pooled Method or Component Method?

One of the most common reserve study questions that often comes up is which method of calculating reserves is better: the pooled (cash flow) method or the component method?  Before we really examine this question, it is important to know a little background information on each method. Overview of Methods The pooled (cash flow) method […]

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