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A change that we have seen over the years focuses on education and the workforce. More women are deciding to earn their college degrees. Also, now it is uncommon for the women to stay at home with the children, compared to the past where it was the norm. Today, both the husband and the wife are working outside the home to financially support the family.

What are the advantages of having a dual-income family? What are the disadvantages?

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One of the key advantages of having a dual income family is that there is a greater level of income generated which makes it easier for the family to meet its basic needs. In addition, a dual income ...

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