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Meet The Winchesters: Case Study

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Meet the Winchesters. Ella, 35, is the mom. Sam, 7, is the daughter. Ella is a psychologist in Kansas City, Kansas. Ella chose this job because she enjoys helping people and discovering how people think. Ella earns $77,985 annually. Her gross monthly income is $6,498.75. Each month, she pays $1,061.74 for federal income tax, $280.35 for state income tax, $420.94 for Social Security, and $94.24 for Medicare. In addition, she pays $324.95 for retirement. Her deductions per month total $2,164.22, and her net monthly income is $4,334.53. Ella and Sam’s home is a small, but big enough for the two of them. It’s a two bedroom, 1 bathroom, single family home in Kansas City, Kansas. The mortgage is $504.00, the property tax is $185.00, and the Insurance

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