Michael Bozich's: A Case Study
The Bozich’s are a family of three that lives in Evergreen Park, Illinois. Michael, 39, is the father; Brynn, 38, is the mother; Sandra, 11, is the daughter. Michael works as a pediatric surgeon at Advocate Children’s Hospital and Brynn is a pharmacist at CVS Health. They chose these occupations because of the satisfaction it brings to them and the salary to provide to their family. Some alternatives that were considered was a nurse and a teacher. They rejected those occupations because the less satisfaction they’d have. Both Michael and Brynn are doing jobs in which they are qualified, and have chosen their places of employment because they enjoy living in Evergreen Park. Sandra is in the sixth grade at Southwest Elementary School. Michael Bozich earns $462,800 per year and Brynn Bozich
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The color of Brynn’s car is Magnetic Gray Metallic, the interior color is black, and the transmission is an Automatic CVT. Michael’s car is Lunar Gray Metallic, the drive type is FWD, and the interior color is gray/black. They did not have any alternatives. As long as the car was a decent price, they just went for them. However, they both wanted those style of cars.
Utilities are costing them $502.00. The Bozich family chose our plan because it was fairly cheap for the plan was giving. Some alternatives that were chosen were the plans that were per/ person. They wanted a family plan so we got one. The family can reduce the price by taking one cell phone out of our plan. The groceries are costing them $942.66 a month in total. Groceries cost this much because it is expensive. They can reduce the family grocery bills by buying less junk food or shop at a cheap store like Aldi.
The rest of the family’s money is going toward Sandra’s college funding and a savings account in the bank. The most important miscellaneous costs are clothing, entertainment, and
The color of Brynn’s car is Magnetic Gray Metallic, the interior color is black, and the transmission is an Automatic CVT. Michael’s car is Lunar Gray Metallic, the drive type is FWD, and the interior color is gray/black. They did not have any alternatives. As long as the car was a decent price, they just went for them. However, they both wanted those style of cars.
Utilities are costing them $502.00. The Bozich family chose our plan because it was fairly cheap for the plan was giving. Some alternatives that were chosen were the plans that were per/ person. They wanted a family plan so we got one. The family can reduce the price by taking one cell phone out of our plan. The groceries are costing them $942.66 a month in total. Groceries cost this much because it is expensive. They can reduce the family grocery bills by buying less junk food or shop at a cheap store like Aldi.
The rest of the family’s money is going toward Sandra’s college funding and a savings account in the bank. The most important miscellaneous costs are clothing, entertainment, and