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Meet The Aosas Case Study

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Meet the Aosas. Eli,36, is the father. Sarah,35,is the mother.Jemma and Riley,13, are the twin daughters. Eli works as a mechanical engineer because, he likes to fix things, and Sarah is a teacher for the Aosa company, because she like to help people. No other alternatives were considered.
Sarah makes $55,360 annually and Eli makes $88,786. Together their gross annual income is $144,146. Each month, they pay $1,805.97 for federal income tax, $644.68 for state income tax, $744.74 for Social Security, and $174.17 for Medicare. In addition, they have $600.60 for retirement. Their deductions per month total $ 3,970.16, and their net monthly income is $8,042.01.
Their home is in a nice neighborhood, nearby several schools, in Orlando, Florida. The

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