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House Sharing Can Save up to $20,000 Every Year.
House Sharing Can Save up to $20,000 Every Year.
Research shows that a single paren household can spend almost all of the income on housing and childcare, leaving no room in the budget for other essentials. House-sharing offers a simple, powerful solution that can save each parent up to $20,000 every year, while offering a lot of other benefits, including more personal free time. Join Natalie Pace for her feature interview with Carmel Boss, the founder/CEO of CoAbode.org.
Whether you are a single parent, an empty nester, a recent college grad, a DINK, HENRY or a Boomer, if you'd like to have more money for things you enjoy more than making the landlord, gas station, utility company, health insurance company and grocery store rich, there is a wealth of resources to be found in the conversation. Be sure to share this videoconference with your friends.
https://youtu.be/qmHh9s8Cbcchttps://www.nataliepace.com/#/
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit nataliepace.substack.com
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By Natalie PaceHouse Sharing Can Save up to $20,000 Every Year.
Research shows that a single paren household can spend almost all of the income on housing and childcare, leaving no room in the budget for other essentials. House-sharing offers a simple, powerful solution that can save each parent up to $20,000 every year, while offering a lot of other benefits, including more personal free time. Join Natalie Pace for her feature interview with Carmel Boss, the founder/CEO of CoAbode.org.
Whether you are a single parent, an empty nester, a recent college grad, a DINK, HENRY or a Boomer, if you'd like to have more money for things you enjoy more than making the landlord, gas station, utility company, health insurance company and grocery store rich, there is a wealth of resources to be found in the conversation. Be sure to share this videoconference with your friends.
https://youtu.be/qmHh9s8Cbcchttps://www.nataliepace.com/#/
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit nataliepace.substack.com