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Meet The Carters Case Study

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Meet the Carters. Jerome, 33, is the father and husband. Felicia, 33, is the mother and wife. Sholanda, Symone, and Stephanie are the triplets, age 10. Felicia is a psychologist, because she is good at talking, and listening to people. Also, she really values helping people, and making sure everyone around her is fine and dandy. Jerome is a lawyer,because he’s good at persuading people of believing what he says, and making what he says sound believable. Jerome annually earns $100,000.00 and Felicia earns $134,400, annually. Together their gross monthly income is $19,533.33. Felicia is a psychologist. Her job is paying her $70.00 hourly. The requirements of her job are: At least one year of experience in the field, within the last 3 years. Also, you must have your business license and you're psychologist certificate. After paying taxes and putting money away for retirement Felicia and Jerome are left with $11,793.49 to buy any other necessities. …show more content…

The home is a beautiful 6,534 square feet property, the house alone is 2,252 square feet. The house is a modern two story house. It was built fairly recently, 2009. Every month we pay $1,145.00 for mortgage, and $361.00 four property tax and insurance. Our main reasons for choosing this house was because of the number of rooms (4), the spacious yard, and the fact that there is an elementary school just a little over a mile away, a middle school three miles away, and a high school just over three miles away. The Carters considered a different house not too far away from the house they made their final decision, Jerome insisted on having grass, healthy grass to be exact so we leaned away from the other choice and towards this one. Another reason we chose this house is because their are a lot of children in our

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