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Anonymous

17 Sep 2024

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If wife is SAHM, how much is a good gauge for a household income to be? No car and live decently with nearby holidays.

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Tricia

22 Oct 2024

Yes, it really depends on your spending. You can tabulate your expenses yearly..

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YOC

30 Sep 2024

Agree that its dependent on lifestyle. u can survive on 2k or 8k. best to understand ur spending and gauge from there.

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Ian

23 Sep 2024

There is no good gauge. Depending on the lifestyle that you want, it will change accordingly....

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