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Baby Financial Planning Financial Considerations For Your Bundle of Joy
Avoid buying new items. • Borrow baby clothes. • Shop consignment and used clothing/furniture stores. • Breastfeed if you can. • Use cloth diapers. • Make your own baby food. Tips to Save on Baby’s Clothes and Supplies
Saving for College It’s never too early to start!
The Power of Interest, Compounding, and Time It’s exhilarating how much a small investment over time can add up. The key ingredient is TIME!
Over 9 years: Over 18 years: The same amount saved monthly, $100, with the same interest of 10.5% results in an accumulated savings of $67,500. This is over 3.5x the amount accumulated at 9 years, yet only twice the amount was saved. $100 a month saved with 10.5% interest will result in an accumulated savings of $18,700. Two Examples to Ponder
K-12 Education: Private vs. Public The average, independent private school has a tuition cost of close to $12,000 a year. So you’ll need at least $156,000 to cover 13 years, which doesn't take into account the inevitable increase in tuition over time.
Only you can decide if private school is the best choice for your child. If you’re unable to send your child to private school, don't be too upset! Many of the world's greatest people went to public schools.
Having a baby and raising him to become a productive member of society is one of the most rewarding experiences you’ll ever have. Before you take the leap to become pregnant, follow these excellent guidelines. If you do, you’ll establish a safe, secure, and enriching future for your child. Plus, you’ll ensure your family lives their best life possible! Summary
Our most basic common link is that we all inhabit this planet. We all breathe the same air. We all cherish our children's future. And we are all mortal.- John F. Kennedy
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