Study: Care for one infant costs at least 10% of a family's yearly income in 48 statesChild care costs are a significant financial concern for families, often taking up large portions of their annual income.
Americans are spending about 15% of total income on child care, study findsChild care costs have surged, with families spending approximately 15% of their income on daycare, averaging $14,070 per year for one infant.
This Is Why Stay-at-Home Parents Need Life Insurance TooStay-at-home parents should consider life insurance to cover caregiving costs and to financially support their family in the event of their passing.
The folks aren't OK: Fewer parents say they're doing OK financiallyParents' financial well-being declined, impacted by child care costs.
A big survey asked Americans about their finances. Here are some trouble spotsAmericans are increasingly concerned about rising prices despite reporting feeling financially stable.
Free Preschool With One Catch: It May Be a Long Commute AwayPromise of free prekindergarten in NYC unfulfilled, leaving families facing high child-care costs
Why Free 3-K Is So Crucial for New York City ParentsCuts to prekindergarten program affecting families of all income levelsRising child care costs impacting city demographics