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The budget of a typical American family (2 adults + 3 children)
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- The budget of a typical American family (2 adults + 3 children)
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- Skysheep Wrote in Pora_valit
September 21st, 2015
Briyan and MAIRA BRAIS AND Syracuse, New York State.
Brian works as a mechanical engineer, and his wife Mary works as a medical assistant surgeon (physician assistant, this is such a specialty one step lower than a doctor, something like a paramedic or an advanced nurse). Brian maintains a detailed budget for his family, with over 40 separate categories of expenses. “Every morning I come to work and check my bank accounts and credit cards and write down the latest spending on a spreadsheet,” explains Brian McManus. “I try to do this every day – and it takes maybe three minutes.” nine0023
In 2014, they earned an average net (after taxes) of $14,735 per month. Of course, someone may argue that their income is above average. For example, according to statistics, the average income of a family with children is about $7,500 per month after taxes. However, this median income includes very different families – from families in which one spouse does not work, to those living elsewhere in the country with a lower cost of living, and those in which the spouses are not educated.
Therefore, the income of the McManus family, although above average, is nevertheless quite typical for families like them – two working spouses living in the state of New York, with a normal professional education, and in-demand specialties. The median income of a physician assistant in 2012 was about 90 thousand per year, and the average income of a mechanical engineer in 2012 was about 80 thousand per year. The tax rate for people in their situation (house, mortgage, 3 children) is about 18% (including federal tax, New York state tax, and social taxes).
The table below shows the monthly expenses in 2014.
|
Income (after taxes) |
$14,735.00 |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Costs: | |||
| Mortgage | $1,510.49 | debt about 320 thousand at 4% | |
| Kindergarten/school | $2,076. 92 |
it looks like the eldest daughter goes to a private school, and the two younger ones go to kindergarten | |
| Student loan (federal) | $171.77 | three different loans, initially there were 54 thousand debts, 14 thousand remained | |
| Student loan (private) | $222.57 | ||
| Student loan (private) | $119.94 | ||
| Life insurance | $43.84 | ||
| Food for the home | $1,130.69 | ||
| Eating out | $122.98 | ||
| Petrol | $311.21 | ||
| Phones | $112.90 | ||
| Electricity | $217.44 | electric heating in the house | |
| Cable TV/Internet | $75. 78 |
||
| Gym | $86.87 | ||
| Brian’s car | $394.01 | car loan | |
| Mairi’s car | $364.79 | car loan | |
| Car insurance | $124.89 | ||
| Entertainment | $575.79 | ||
| Household expenses | $377.22 | house cleaning, gardener, etc. | |
| Medicines | $29.65 | ||
| Medical/dental expenses | $406.92 | ||
| Home furniture | $239.22 | ||
| Home repair/improvement | $482.23 | ||
| Clothing | $160.87 | ||
| Social Savings Expenditure: | |||
| Retirement savings account 401K Meiri | $1,016. 67 |
||
| Retirement savings account 401K Brian | $1,484.74 | ||
| Educational savings account 529 for the first child | $114.58 | ||
| Educational savings account 529 for the second child | $114.58 | ||
| Educational savings account 529 for the third child | $116.67 | ||
| First child savings account | $41.67 | ||
| Second child savings account | $41.67 | ||
| Third child savings account | – $ | ||
| Other savings: | |||
| Car repair | $120.00 | ||
| Holidays | $400. 00 |
||
| Emergency | – $ | ||
| For house renovation | $572.43 | ||
| Real estate/insurance tax | $829.25 | ||
| Vacation | $370.00 | ||
| Total expenses: | $9,358.99 | ||
| Total social savings: | $2,930.58 | ||
| Total other savings: | $2,291.68 |
In 2005 (before they got married), Mary bought this house for $207,000, where they lived until 2013. The house was with 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. nodes, a dining room, a living room, a washing room, and a total area of about 240 sq. m. (plus a basement of 500 sq.
m. and a garage for two cars).
In 2013, shortly before the birth of their third child, the family decided they needed a bigger house. They bought a 1 acre (40 acres) plot of land for $62,000 and built themselves this house in the suburbs, spending about $360,000 on construction. The money for the construction of the house was taken in a mortgage. The new house is slightly more spacious, 300 sq. meters of living space, 4 bedrooms, 2 and a half bathrooms, basement, garage for 2 cars. Real estate taxes for this house are about 12 thousand a year. nine0028
And here is the photos of the interior of a typical house in their area:
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The budget of a typical American family (2 adults + 3 children)
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- Skysheep
- September 21st, 2015
Brayan and Maji Makmanus with trees live in the city.
York. Brian works as a mechanical engineer, and his wife Mary works as a medical assistant surgeon (physician assistant, this is such a specialty one step lower than a doctor, something like a paramedic or an advanced nurse). Brian maintains a detailed budget for his family, with over 40 separate categories of expenses. “Every morning I come to work and check my bank accounts and credit cards and write down the latest spending on a spreadsheet,” explains Brian McManus. “I try to do this every day – and it takes maybe three minutes.” nine0023
In 2014, they earned an average net (after taxes) of $14,735 per month. Of course, someone may argue that their income is above average. For example, according to statistics, the average income of a family with children is about $7,500 per month after taxes. However, this median income includes very different families – from families in which one spouse does not work, to those living elsewhere in the country with a lower cost of living, and those in which the spouses are not educated.
Therefore, the income of the McManus family, although above average, is nevertheless quite typical for families like them – two working spouses living in the state of New York, with a normal professional education, and in-demand specialties. The median income of a physician assistant in 2012 was about 90 thousand per year, and the average income of a mechanical engineer in 2012 was about 80 thousand per year. The tax rate for people in their situation (house, mortgage, 3 children) is about 18% (including federal tax, New York state tax, and social taxes).
The table below shows their monthly expenses in 2014.
| Income (after taxes) | $14,735.00 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Costs: | |||
| Mortgage | $1,510.49 | debt about 320 thousand at 4% | |
| Kindergarten/school | $2,076. 92 |
it looks like the eldest daughter goes to a private school, and the two younger ones go to kindergarten | |
| Student loan (federal) | $171.77 | three different loans, initially there were 54 thousand debts, 14 thousand remained | |
| Student loan (private) | $222.57 | ||
| Student loan (private) | $119.94 | ||
| Life insurance | $43.84 | ||
| Food for the home | $1,130.69 | ||
| Eating out | $122.98 | ||
| Petrol | $311.21 | ||
| Phones | $112.90 | ||
| Electricity | $217.44 | electric heating in the house | |
| Cable TV/Internet | $75. 78 |
||
| Gym | $86.87 | ||
| Brian’s car | $394.01 | car loan | |
| Mairi’s car | $364.79 | car loan | |
| Car insurance | $124.89 | ||
| Entertainment | $575.79 | ||
| Household expenses | $377.22 | house cleaning, gardener, etc. | |
| Medicines | $29.65 | ||
| Medical/dental expenses | $406.92 | ||
| Home furniture | $239.22 | ||
| Home repair/improvement | $482.23 | ||
| Clothing | $160.87 | ||
| Social Savings Expenditure: | |||
| Retirement savings account 401K Meiri | $1,016. 67 |
||
| Retirement savings account 401K Brian | $1,484.74 | ||
| Educational savings account 529 for the first child | $114.58 | ||
| Educational savings account 529 for the second child | $114.58 | ||
| Educational savings account 529 for the third child | $116.67 | ||
| First child savings account | $41.67 | ||
| Second child savings account | $41.67 | ||
| Third child savings account | – $ | ||
| Other savings: | |||
| Car repair | $120.00 | ||
| Holidays | $400. 00 |
||
| Emergency | – $ | ||
| For house renovation | $572.43 | ||
| Real estate/insurance tax | $829.25 | ||
| Vacation | $370.00 | ||
| Total expenses: | $9,358.99 | ||
| Total social savings: | $2,930.58 | ||
| Total other savings: | $2,291.68 |
In 2005 (before they got married), Mary bought this house for $207,000, where they lived until 2013. The house was with 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. nodes, a dining room, a living room, a washing room, and a total area of about 240 sq. m. (plus a basement of 500 sq.