I more meant that parents already make a mint off having kids, 500-600$ a month per child in my area. There's a lot of childless essential workers who have been getting screwed over during all of this. I don't make minimum wage, haven't in years and there's girls at my job who work part time minimum wage but with the child bonus they make more money than I do.
There's no way that a 6 and 8 year old cost them more than 1100$ extra a month. Literally how they pay rent.
There's no way that a 6 and 8 year old cost them more than 1100$ extra a month. Literally how they pay rent.
For a child under 6 the child benefits you get mostly don't even cover costs for the kindergarten. I have three kids. One over 6, two under 6. A month of kindergarten costs around $500 a month in my area (and in cities like Toronto you pay like $1200 a month) and I don't get the full amount of child benefits, because I make way more than minimum wage. I get around $250 per month for the under 6 year olds and about $150 for the older one.
The maximum amount is about $550 for every child under 6 and $450 for every child over 6. But you would only get this amount if you're at poverty level.
What part of Africa do you live in where kindergarten isn't paid for by taxes?
Canada. Seems like you don't have kids, because you're wrong. Kindergarten isn't paid by the government. You have to pay it. Though if you're in the low income bracket, your provincial government will subsidize some of the costs.
I more meant that parents already make a mint off having kids, 500-600$ a month per child in my area. There's a lot of childless essential workers who have been getting screwed over during all of this. I don't make minimum wage, haven't in years and there's girls at my job who work part time minimum wage but with the child bonus they make more money than I do.
There's no way that a 6 and 8 year old cost them more than 1100$ extra a month. Literally how they pay rent.
For a child under 6 the child benefits you get mostly don't even cover costs for the kindergarten. I have three kids. One over 6, two under 6. A month of kindergarten costs around $500 a month in my area (and in cities like Toronto you pay like $1200 a month) and I don't get the full amount of child benefits, because I make way more than minimum wage. I get around $250 per month for the under 6 year olds and about $150 for the older one.
The maximum amount is about $550 for every child under 6 and $450 for every child over 6. But you would only get this amount if you're at poverty level.
What costs does kindergarten bring? honestly asking
Canada. Seems like you don't have kids, because you're wrong. Kindergarten isn't paid by the government. You have to pay it. Though if you're in the low income bracket, your provincial government will subsidize some of the costs.