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 ‌ ‌ ‌ A Tale of Two Paychecks [StreetAuthority]    [Strange market pattern unlocks 104% gain?]( Jim Fink has developed a system that pinpoints the hidden signals every stock sends out before it moves. Then he uses that advanced knowledge to create a trade that’s designed to double or triple your money… in as little as 3 days. He’s about to release a simple set of instructions on his next two trades. And the potential is massive! [Get the details here.](   A Tale of Two Paychecks By John Persinos  After a few beers at the bar last Saturday night, I found myself listening to a friend complain about how his wife doesn’t have a job and the family is dependent on his paycheck. I pointed out that she already has the job of raising their two young kids, but he was intent on ranting about the lack of a second paycheck. I ended up feeling sorry for his denigrated spouse, which prompted me to devote today’s newsletter to the pros and cons of a two-income household. You’ll be surprised by what I’ve found. In the U.S., there’s been a sharp rise over the last 20 years in the number of households in which both spouses are working. To be sure, this is often by choice, but in some circumstances, it is essential for paying bills. That said, the time and effort of keeping a job can be taxing for a family. There are taxes, of course, and less obvious, additional expenses. It costs money for child care, travel, and maintaining a business wardrobe, although those costs are mitigated if one or both spouses work from home. Are the sacrifices worth the extra money? Every family is different. It’s important to weigh the pluses and minuses carefully. Consider the theoretical household below in which each parent earns $52,000 for a total family income of $104,000 a year. It would be difficult for such a family to relinquish one of these incomes and cut their earning power in half (If one parent earns significantly less than another, relinquishing the lower-paying job might be easier). Yours, Mine, and Ours But what are the costs of keeping two jobs that pay the same? How much additional income does such a family keep from that second paycheck? The answer: not as much as the family would hope. Here are some generalized calculations. [Read More...](   [Glasses on book]( [Weird tax loophole opens doors to regular $1,767 payouts](  I've discovered an income-boosting strategy so obscure, less than 1/10 of 1% of Americans are taking advantage of it. And that's a shame. Because it allows you to boost your income by up to $21,212. Every year. For the rest of your life if you choose. Better still, all it takes to sign up is 90 seconds of your time... and a small investment to get started. [Get the details here before the next payout.]( You are receiving this email at {EMAIL} as part of your subscription to StreetAuthority. To ensure that you receive these emails, [please add us to your address book.]( [Terms]( |  [Privacy]( |  [Unsubscribe]( ©2024 StreetAuthority
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