While much has been made in the last year about the soaring cost of a college education, it’s also worth noting that the price of full-time child care has continued to increase, even while many parents have struggled to make ends meet. And a new study finds that the average cost of day care in 35 states and the District of Columbia is now higher than the price of in-state tuition at a four-year college. [More]
Child Care Is Going To Cost You Lots In These Five States
By September 28, 2011
Do you have a passel of kids and not a lot of money? Then you might want to avoid living in the country’s priciest states for child care. With annual costs of up to an average of $16,500, take a look at the nation’s most expensive places to live when it comes to caring for your kids. [More]
