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Currently expecting, so only hubby working, monthly around 4K. Housing loan can pay 80-90% via CPF, so only need to worry about daily essentials and savings. Will try to stay at home and look after baby myself and teach him since I was previously a tutor, so by committing time to teach him and save on the infant care and tuition fees.

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Personally it depends on the kinda lifestyle you want for yourselves and your kids. Would you want them to attend music lessons, enrichment classes etc. To be on a comfortable side, combined income should at least be 8k. Especially for preschoolers... preschools are expensive.

Husband works $2k plus, 2 children, $400 maintenance money on first child primary school not staying with us. Second baby and Me $300( I save up to $100 permonth) Insurance $100plus, Bill's $100plus ,loan $100plus. So far so good we still can save up alot.

Hubby working only with 3 kids. 10k. Spend money wisely. Intend to put my 3 child to child care after he is 2yrs old n I will go n work in order to give them better lifestyle. Travelling or some music classes etc are one of the cost too.

Combined 18k and 2 kids. Major expenses mainly housing loan, our insurance policies & endowment plans for the kids. For kids mainly IFC, childcare and enrichment classes.

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2k plus with 2 kids. Hubby main incomer earner. Can try to apply for financial assistance if your household is eligible for certain criteria.

Husband only working. Four kids one coming this may. Income $1.8k. No tuition , no childcare or enrichment classes mostly i teach them myself.

How did you manage to save up? 1.8k with four kids its wow!

25 YO, combined income about 8-9k.expecting a child and expenses already suffering before birth of baby

Only hubby working. 10k a month. 1 baby. I look after him myself. Still struggling how to save.

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Me and my husband earn below 5k. We are planning for just one. Cant afford 2 children.

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