University living-cost budget
Separate tuition, accommodation and other living costs across university years. Housing months may differ from the months spent on campus.
LIFE, IN NUMBERS
Child-raising budget
Plan future child-raising costs by age stage, with an optional separate estimate of income lost during leave. Replace every example with your household's assumptions.
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Funds from age 0 to the 18th birthday
3,824,000TWD
This is your own child-raising budget, not a Taiwan-wide average. Switch modes to include income lost during leave.
Age 0 to under 3 (3 years counted)720,000
Age 3 to under 6 (3 years counted)648,000
Age 6 to under 12 (6 years counted)1,080,000
Age 12 to under 18 (6 years counted)1,296,000
Additional one-time costs80,000
Worked steps
- Apply the monthly budget for each age stage × 12 each year
- Assumed annual cost growth: 0%; 18 years in total
- Counts up to the 18th birthday; later years are excluded
Each stage's monthly budget should include the food, clothing, housing, transport, care and education shares you want counted. Divide annual costs by 12 first and do not add them twice. One-time expenses are added once at their current amount. Subsidies are not deducted automatically and caregivers' lost income is excluded. Examples are editable assumptions, not Taiwan's average child-raising costs.
What assumptions does this budget include?
Apply each stage's monthly budget to the months covered between the starting age and ending birthday, increasing costs annually by the entered assumption. Add one-time costs once; leave mode separately offsets lost income with confirmed benefits and adds only extra care costs not counted above.
Stage budgets can include food, clothing, housing allocation, care and education. Leave-related income loss is not labelled as child consumption.
Annual charges should first be divided by 12 and not added again. Benefits are not automatically granted, examples are not Taiwan average costs, and care spending already included in a stage must not be duplicated.
What this helps you do
Plan future child-raising costs by age stage, with an optional separate estimate of income lost during leave. Replace every example with your household's assumptions.
What to enter
Start with start at age (years), then fill the other relevant fields in the units shown. Available calculations are Child-raising spending, Add leave-related income loss.
How the calculation works
Apply each stage's monthly budget to the months covered between the starting age and ending birthday, increasing costs annually by the entered assumption. Add one-time costs once; leave mode separately offsets lost income with confirmed benefits and adds only extra care costs not counted above.
Worked example
For age 0 to the first birthday at TWD 20,000 per month, zero inflation and no one-time costs, raising costs total TWD 240,000. Six months with TWD 30,000 income lost and TWD 15,000 confirmed benefit adds a separate TWD 90,000 income gap.
Understanding the answer
Stage budgets can include food, clothing, housing allocation, care and education. Leave-related income loss is not labelled as child consumption.
Scope and limitations
Annual charges should first be divided by 12 and not added again. Benefits are not automatically granted, examples are not Taiwan average costs, and care spending already included in a stage must not be duplicated.