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| Life style that affects his or her style of living |
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| Set of consecutive ages that tend to have similar incomes, needs, and expenses |
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| Indivisuals who rely on someone elese for fiancial support |
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| state of the economy whether favorable or unfavorable as measearued by economy indicaters including intrest and unemployment rates |
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| the highest rate in school or degree completed |
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| A persons work surcomstances whether employed, unemployed, full-time, part-time self or other employed |
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| A person's health factoer, whether sick or well, anle or diabled, injury or not |
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| Whether married or single, divoreced, or separated |
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| Typical stages of life a person accumulates during a life cycle. |
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| Having more income than one needs |
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| The stage which most people form a family and begin to start an income |
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| The stage that includes the peak earning years giving money to ones self |
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| The stage of retirement of wealth, compensation, money giving to chosen ones |
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| A family of young adults who marry |
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| A child bearing family has one or more children |
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| A developing family with children growing into middle childhood and early teens |
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| A family wiht middle age parents and children. Leaving children for college |
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| Elderly adults usually retired |
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| Familes that do not follow the typical lifestlye stages. |
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