How to Have Kids and Still Retire on Time презентация

This, according to the USDA, is what parents in an urban, Midwest setting will pay extra, per year, once they have a child. Here’s What The Experts Say…

Слайд 1How to Have Kids and Still Retire on Time

By PresenterMedia.com


Слайд 2 This, according to the USDA, is what parents in an

urban, Midwest setting will pay extra, per year, once they have a child.

Here’s What The Experts Say…


Слайд 3Four years of tuition, room, and board in today’s dollars at

a four-year, in-state, public university will run $72,000
New grand-total = $358,000

Don’t Forget About College



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Here’s How You Can Buck The Trend


Слайд 5The average American household has 2.3 cars
Of these, at least one

is some form of gas guzzler: an SUV, minivan, or pick-up truck.
Apparently, the addition of a child adds $2,200 in transportation costs per year—probably a combination of a bigger car and more driving.



Major Expense #1: Transportation


Слайд 6There are so many ways to save here:
Buy a used hybrid

as your only car before having a child. A Prius can very comfortably fit a family of four!
Live close to work to make this more practical. Commuting is ridiculously expensive!
Bike more as a family for short-term trips: it costs nothing, is environmentally healthy, a great family activity, and encourages a healthy lifestyle.


The KISS Solution to Transportation


Слайд 7Let’s factor in an extra 200 miles of driving each month

(2,400 in a year) and that’s the only increase associated with having a child. With your 50 mpg hybrid and $4.00 gas, that’s roughly $200 per year.

One-Year Transportation Savings=$2,000

New Total Cost Over 22 Years=$334,000

*7% of cost shaved off so far


Overall Savings?


Слайд 8The total cost for child care can vary wildly. In the

rural areas of some states, it can be as little as $3,500 per month. In urban centers in the Northeast, it can run as much as $19,000 per year.
The USDA lumps child care and education (private school tuition) into one, and over 18 years, the average family pays $3,800 per year.


Major Expense #2: Child Care/Education


Слайд 9Investigate if it’s feasible for one parent to stay home for

the first couple of years.
If that’s not possible, move near grandparents or other family members (aka free babysitters).
Send your kids to the local public school. As a former teacher, I can tell you that parents are every bit—if not more—influential as the specific school your child attends in their future academic success


The KISS Solution to Child care/Education


Слайд 10Let’s assume you live near family that can help look after

the little ones, and send your child to the local public school.

One-Year Child Care/Education Savings: $3,800

New Total Cost Over 22 Years: $266,000

*26% shaved off so far


Overall Savings?



Слайд 11If we assume that your child goes to a four-year, public

university, the average cost for tuition, room and board currently runs $18,000 per year.
Over four years, that comes to $72,000.


Major Expense #3: College


Слайд 12From Foolish colleague Morgan Housel:

For the first two years of college,

have your child take care of their general education needs while attending community college, living at home, and working in their off time.

Then, transfer those credits to your in-state four-year institution, and have your child use the money they earned the previous two years on room and board.


The KISS Solution to College Costs


Слайд 13Average yearly tuition at a community college runs $6,200 for two

years, while tuition at the four-year university will be a total of $17,000 for the last two years.

Total College Savings: $49,000

New Total Cost Over 22 Years: $160,000

*39% shaved off so far


Overall Savings?


Слайд 14The average American family will save in the ballpark of $1,000

on taxes with an extra dependency exemption
There are also tax credits for child care, but we’ll look past that now.

Kiss those dinners out with expensive alcohol tabs good-bye.
The average married couple with kids under 6 spends $200 less per year at restaurants than they did before they had kids. Keep that habit up as time goes on!


But Wait, There’s More


Слайд 15Though you could easily cut back even more on eating out,

your savings—including the tax break—would look like this:

One-Year Savings: $1,200

New Total Cost over 22 Years: $195,000


Overall Savings?


Слайд 16Live near your family, your job, and your schools—this saves you

tons in both transportation and child care costs.
Send your kids to public schools.
In this case, we eliminated 46% of potential costs associated with having kids.
That being said, everyone’s situation is unique, and won’t necessarily mimic these numbers.


Key Takeaways


Слайд 17If you really want to maximize your retirement, make sure you’re

optimizing all the government gives you in Social Security by checking out our special free report:


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And one more thing…


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