“The difference between spending $50,000 and $40,000 a year as a budget comes down to child care because I spent $10,000 to $12,000 a year on child care while I was working.”
The Financial Independence Show · Retired at 37: The Quiet Millionaire | Lucy Hinds
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What was described
cut child-care spending from $10-12 k per year, lowering her total budget from $50 k to $40 k annually
$10,000-$12,000 child-care cost, $40,000 annual budget vs $50,000 previously
Said nearby on the same subject
“We can disappear the budget deficit overnight. The NDIS is basically the budget deficit… we’re spending… 50 to 60 billion a year on the NDIS and Australia’s budget deficit is about 60 billion a year”
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Said on Straight Talk with Mark Bouris
Why it worked$50-$60 billion NDIS spend, $60 billion annual budget deficitShare this moment
“You come up with a list of people, how much you want to spend on each person. You have a total budget. If you spend more on somebody than you expected, then that means you have to spend less on somebody else.”