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Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@Gingerbreadspice[quote] I wanted 172 kids. Luckily I chose the easiest option in the end with zero. [/quote]
According to a study, it costs a lot to raise a kid in today's America
"The company found that the average annual essential cost to raise a kid rose nearly 20% (19.3% nationally) between 2016 and 2021, the latest year for which complete data was available.
According to the study, Families are projected to spend $237,482 over 18 years to raise a child."
https://www.livenowfox.com/news/how-much-costs-raise-child-in-your-state
So, using today's figure of $237,482 over 18 years to raise a child, 172 kids would cost you $40,846,904. But, given inflation, you would be out a lot more money.
According to a study, it costs a lot to raise a kid in today's America
"The company found that the average annual essential cost to raise a kid rose nearly 20% (19.3% nationally) between 2016 and 2021, the latest year for which complete data was available.
According to the study, Families are projected to spend $237,482 over 18 years to raise a child."
https://www.livenowfox.com/news/how-much-costs-raise-child-in-your-state
So, using today's figure of $237,482 over 18 years to raise a child, 172 kids would cost you $40,846,904. But, given inflation, you would be out a lot more money.