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I'm trying to make enough money that my wife can quit working. 1) She deserves it. 2) I think we'd be able to live on less money if she didn't have to work.
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We've been a 1 income family for many years.
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doesn't matter how much you make. Day / after school care is more than some folks make. Maybe EVERYONE SHOULD BE ASKING FOR $15 . Should i quit my parts job, get a raise of $4.50 per hour by flipping burgers, mmmmmmmmmmmmOriginally Posted by brutal
We're a 1 income family. ammo, components & PM's are on the buy list.
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Ours would be $700 a month ($35 a day) if I worked a normal 9 to 5. And that is pretty cheap from what we found when looking, highest was around $1200 a month ($60 a day). With my shift work type schedule she only has to go a couple days a week. If one of us was making minimum wage or near it it would make 0 sense to pay for day care.
Our baby sitter is free. Don't know what we'd do without that.
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Our little one(pre-K) is $139/wk and our 2nd grader is $81/wk for after school. It is financially a benefit, but we are thinking that the schools in general aren't a good thing. We are considering more and more the option of homeschooling. Unfortunately, we are on my wife's benefits and she makes a good salary.
Yep. Mrs. HB is home with HB Jr now. Unfortunately, she was bringing in about half the pay. It was by choice, and it was the right choice. At first, I was very hesitant, but now I am 100% sure it was the right choice.
Last edited by HoneyBadger; 09-05-2014 at 21:25.
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Last edited by roberth; 09-08-2014 at 20:29.
Im wating for 15$ an oz. Im thinking 6 months fingers crossed.
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