The Komorowski is a family of four that lives in Richmond, Virginia at the 8th & Main Apartments. Eleanor, a single mother at the age of 47, along with her three children; Chen, Kaiya, and Sehuna. Chen, the eldest child at the age of 22, Kaiya, the second eldest at the age of 16, and lastly, Sehuna, the youngest child at the age of ten. Eleanor is employed as an Art & Art History: Assistant Professor and Extended Media, making $95, 000 a month. Eleanor chose her current job, because of her interests, abilities, and values. Chen is attending college at the University of Richmond. Kaiya is going to high school at Armstrong High School. While Sehuna is in elementary school, attending Clark Spring Elementary School. Eleanor pays $1,639.54 for Federal
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They chose their Verizon plan because it was perfect for their budget. The water and electricity are paid by the apartment. Per month, the Komorowski family spends $756.67 on groceries. Such as dairy, meats, vegetables, and fruits. They tend to buy the cheaper stuff, as a way to save money, unless it was necessary to buy a certain brand. Per month, the Komorowski’s spend $150.00 on clothing, $300.00 on dental and medicare, $125.00 on special occasions, $100.00 on auto and home repairs, $150.00 on entertainment, $150.00 on household items, and $200.00 on education. Out of all the miscellaneous cost, the dental, medical, and auto/home repairs are the most important.
At the end of the month, the Komorowski family has $632.19 left. All of the money goes into a savings account for future purposes. Such as vacations or anything else that might be needed in the household.
In conclusion, the Komorowski family is a well-functioning family unit, because of the income they make and how wisely they spend it. With additions of the children attending good schools and living in a safe neighborhood. At lastly, their future is looking good for their amount of their savings
They chose their Verizon plan because it was perfect for their budget. The water and electricity are paid by the apartment. Per month, the Komorowski family spends $756.67 on groceries. Such as dairy, meats, vegetables, and fruits. They tend to buy the cheaper stuff, as a way to save money, unless it was necessary to buy a certain brand. Per month, the Komorowski’s spend $150.00 on clothing, $300.00 on dental and medicare, $125.00 on special occasions, $100.00 on auto and home repairs, $150.00 on entertainment, $150.00 on household items, and $200.00 on education. Out of all the miscellaneous cost, the dental, medical, and auto/home repairs are the most important.
At the end of the month, the Komorowski family has $632.19 left. All of the money goes into a savings account for future purposes. Such as vacations or anything else that might be needed in the household.
In conclusion, the Komorowski family is a well-functioning family unit, because of the income they make and how wisely they spend it. With additions of the children attending good schools and living in a safe neighborhood. At lastly, their future is looking good for their amount of their savings