"One Income Household"
How to Do a Lot with a Little
by Susan Reynolds with Lauren Bakken, CPA
How to survive and thrive on a single
salary
- With the cost of living on the rise, living on one income
is more difficult than ever
- Whether readers live on one income by choice or
happenstance, this hands-on guide will prepare them
for the tough decisions they have to make
- More than 10 million American children now live in
households with stay-at-home moms, while 189,000
have stay-at-home dads (CNN Money)
Layoffs, health problems, divorce, staying home with the
kids—there are many reasons families may find themselves
living on only one income. For some, going from two incomes
to one is a matter of tightening their belts; for others, it can
mean complete financial hardship. Either way, there are ways
to minimize the impact.
Unlike other books of its kind, One-Income Household
addresses families who plan for economic change as well as
those who are forced into a new income bracket. Practical and
easy to apply, this book offers families advice they can tailor to
their personal situation, including how to:
- Budget for essentials costs
- Sell, rent, or take out a loan on your house
- Commute and get around town affordably
- Secure health insurance
- Pay down debt
With One-Income Household, readers have the financial planner
they need to prosper and succeed during tough financial times.
About the Authors
Susan Reynolds (Pembroke, MA) is a freelance editor and author. She authored The Everything® Guide to
Personal Finance for Single Mothers, as well as three
other nonfiction books, and is currently editing Adams
Media’s Hero series. After her divorce, Ms. Reynolds
was dropkicked into management of a one-income
household. Learn more about her on
www.literarycottage.com.
Lauren Bakken, CPA (Plymouth, MA), has been a
public accounting and tax specialist for more than
twelve years. In 2002, Lauren established her own
business, Lauren Bakken CPA Inc., in Plymouth, MA.
She provides personalized financial consultation and
tax preparation services to individuals and small
corporate businesses. She was also divorced and
supported herself and her son working full-time as an
accountant, while concurrently studying for and passing
the CPA exam.
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