The Radford family

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• Referral from July 16, 2014
  

  Ursula T. asked:

  So, this is the plan: I want to have 6 or 7 children: 4 boys and 2 or 3 girls. :D My boys must be: One a plumber One an electrician One a dentist One a lawyer My girls must be: One a Doctor (I don't want my boy to see me naked) One a Hairdresser and beautician One a Fashion Designer. (optional) And I never pay for services in my life again! XD #thePOWERofaMOTHERsINFLUENCE #WhatIinvestneedstocomeback #plustheycanhelpeachother #Everythingiscompletelycalculated

  

  Jonathan W. replied:

  Well if you compress your time for starting with an average of 1 baby say every 10 months, that would take about 5.8 years to set-up, then you would have to invest an extra say 4 - 8 - 12 years experience advancing independence achieved at the age of 18 years (depending on job type and qualifications needed), so your looking at receiving all of the benefits (assuming you raise the kids with qualifications that would take the longest first) your looking at 26 - 30 years before all of that pays off in full (longer if the order is reversed and wanted the other benefits first which would instead be 20 - 36). (Figures above assuming that your kids don't take a few years off to do their own thing). And you don't want to know the calculations for expenses, your time available and the list of tasks alone. That said it is not impossible, just look at this family: http://www.theradfordfamily.co.uk/

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