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Tevens In The Jackson Home
In the Jackson household. Teven is the father he is 52 he is employed as an architect designer. Yasmine is the mother she is 48 she is employed as a translator. Jaden (me) is 7 . Raoul is 10. Anthony is 13. Jesse is 19. Jose is 16. Joale is also 16. Tevon considered a job as a security officer but it had bad pay so he chose architect designer because it has a better pay. Yasmine chose a teacher and she chose to keep the job but her first pick was in california and Tevens job was in Milwaukee so she chose another translating job in Milwaukee.

Our gross annual income is $131,551.00 and our gross monthly income is $10,962.58. My dad makes about $90,000.00. Our mom makes $41,551.00 The money is going to the government to pay for goods and services. Yes, the government is justified to give us taxes because if they didn't there would be serious issues. Take for example Dump trucks would not come to take the trash and America being how it is today trash would just build up on the streets. Then only rich people could rent out dump truck services for themselves.
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Our property taxes is $546.00 per month. Our insurance is $40.00 a month. While looking for a house we were mainly looking for a house with lots of bedrooms. Eventually, we found one with about five bedrooms. This was perfect because the three youngest kids could sleep in one room. The three oldest kids could have their own rooms and the parents also get their own room. We did find a house with six rooms but it had a small backyard and front yard and it was in a not so nice area. This is a perfect house because it has a good amount of room and it was in a good neighborhood it also has three bathrooms which is great and a decent back and front

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