Is there a calculator which determines how much a stay-at-home mother is worth?
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A STAY AT HOME MORE IS PRICELESS.  THERE IS NO AMOUNT OF MONEY THAT WOULD BE ENOUGH TO PAY THEM
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Nowhere, there is no such calculator. \nPossibly try an excel sheet, where you can alter the information in cells and set parameters.
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Not a problem:\nhttp://www.mortgage-calc.com/\n\nQuick, easy calculator
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If you follow the link below, you'll see a paycheck calculator. Be sure to select CA as the state.
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try www.suzeorman.com.  She has several books out as well and good calculators on her website.
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Try this website, the calculator can tell you values relative to the 2004 dollar which is close enough to the 2006 dollar for your purposes.\n\nhttp://eh.net/hmit/compare/
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I sent you an email to madkins007(at)yahoo.com \n\nIn it, I put a basic spreadsheet that should be a good start for you.
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You may go to parentscenter.com and use their calculation. The results are pretty much within the ball park for about ten children I know.
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I have been a stay-at-home mom for over a year, and we are doing better financially than when I was working. Granted, every family would like a "little extra," but she needs to not only look at their expenses now, but the expenses she would accrue going to work, i.e. DAYCARE, gas (especially with the current pricing), changes in auto insurance (going from personal use), food and clothing allowances for work, and a few others. If she wants to sit down and add all of their current expenses and compare to those extras, she might just consider cutting back. If she needs solutions on cutting back, have her e-mail me. I have done it!
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Check out http://www.dadsdivorce.com it has a child support calculator there.\nIt would be nice to think that parents could help each other out in the raising of a child and that it could flow nice and easy.  My thing, if the ex is asking for more, you have every right to refuse and probably every rationale to not pay over and above your amount in child support.  It will not be credited to you and it might very well be used against you later on.\nThe only thing I am confused on is whether it has been modified because she is out of work.  If she tries to, you can still dispute it based upon her work history.  If she's trying to gravy train off the child support ask the courts to impute an income for her so that your child support is based upon what the child and what you need.
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check bankrate.com for current info.
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depend, $5 each time she helps me out some times $3\nyes it does add up n the end
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Not sure if this will be helpful, but salary.com has a pretty good engine for determining salary in a particular geographical area. Not trying to plug a site, but that's what I use to verify employment when I underwrite loans (I work for a mortgage company). \n\n:o)
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Microsoft Excel can help with these kinds of calculations.  Though, an interest formula like this fails to take into account future additions to the principle of your retirement account.  Most people take some of each paycheck and put it into a retirement account rather than depositing a lump sum and forgetting about it.\n\nDon't forget to factor in inflation and taxes somehow!
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one of these?:\nhttp://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Moms/story?id=1703259&page=1\nhttp://abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=1703286&page=1\n\nsearch GMA:\nhttp://abcnews.go.com/GMA/\n\nhere are some others from seemingly respectable sites:\nhttp://www.escrowhelp.com/articles/20021210.html\nhttp://www.consumerreports.org/cro/personal-finance/financial-services-hidden-fees-504/mortgage-costs.htm\nhttp://realtytimes.com/rtcpages/20031212_hiddenfees.htm\nhttp://www.homebuyersbeware.com/mortgagecenter/costs/hidden.htm
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$54,227\n\nBased on the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. They have a really neat calculator that figures the value of things from any year to any year.
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http://www.a-loan-calculator.com/Mortgage-Calculator.aspx\n\nJust plug in the numbers.\n\nThere are many such sites out there. Just search Yahoo for "loan calculator".