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Question Must post first. Life Situation Financial Data Young Married Couple Pam, 30 Josh, 32 Two Children, ages 1 and 3 Monthly income $3,600 Living expenses $3,125 Assets $33,850 Liabilities $1,520 The Brocks now have two preschool-age children. Their household income has declined with Pam providing full-time care for the children. To compensate for their lower monthly income, Pam and Josh have cut back to spend money on basics only. As a result of this action, the Brocks have managed to pay down their liabilities over the past four years. The Brocks are considering purchasing a second automobile. Currently, Pam must drive Josh to the train station (creating many inconveniences for her and the children) if she wants to use the car for various business and education activities. Housing needs are changing for the Brocks as their family increases in size. At present, they pay $750 in rent for a two-bedroom apartment. To purchase a home for a comparable monthly payment, the Brocks would have to relocate farther from Josh's place of employment. With a second car and public transportation as available options, Pam and Josh are starting to consider this home purchase. Question 2: What strategies and research should they use to save on transportation costs while fulfilling family transportation needs?

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