California parents will have to work harder than almost every other America in order to raise a family on just one income.
That’s according to a new, national study from SmartAsset — which ranks the Golden State second from the bottom of a nationwide list revealing the salaries a single-income household would need in order to afford the luxury of having their partner stay home.
Californians would need to make at least $101,213 a year to support a partner that stays at home — and just one child. That number does not include any allowance for paid childcare.
Two working parents would need to earn $61,194 each to raise one child in the state.
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