34.2 million families in the u.s. have children under age 18… · both parents employed 61.1 %...

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both parents employed 61.1 % mothers with children under age 6 are employed 64.7 % mothers with children ages 6-17 are employed 75 % o f t h e 3 4 .2 m illi o n ... 34.2 million families in the U.S. have children under age 18 National average weekly cost For a nanny $565 (one infant child) At a day care center $211 (one infant child) At a summer day camp $304 (one child) set aside $5000, multiply by the average U.S. tax rate (28.9%) save $1,445 per year by setting aside money pre-tax for dependent care Maximum for dependent care FSA $5000 married couples filing jointly $2500 filing separately It can also be used to care for elderly and disabled dependents A dependent care FSA can save up to 30% on child care costs. (source for statistics: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2016, care.com 2016)

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Page 1: 34.2 million families in the U.S. have children under age 18… · both parents employed 61.1 % mothers with children under age 6 are employed 64.7 % mothers with children ages 6-17

both parents employed

61.1 % mothers with children

under age 6 are employed

64.7 %mothers with children

ages 6-17 are employed

75 %of the 34.2 million...

34.2 million families in the U.S. have childrenunder age 18

National average weekly cost For a nanny

$565 (one infant child)

At a day care center

$211 (one infant child)

At a summer day camp

$304 (one child)

set aside $5000, multiply by the average U.S. tax rate (28.9%)

save $1,445 per year by setting aside money

pre-tax for dependent care

Maximum for dependent care FSA

$5000 married couples filing jointly

$2500 filing separately

It can also be used to care for elderly and disabled dependents

A dependent care FSA can save up to

30% on child care costs.

(source for statistics: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2016, care.com 2016)

Page 2: 34.2 million families in the U.S. have children under age 18… · both parents employed 61.1 % mothers with children under age 6 are employed 64.7 % mothers with children ages 6-17