The document outlines the major life stages of a human and some of the typical costs incurred at each stage, including child care, education, housing, food, healthcare, transportation, marriage, children, insurance, and leisure activities for babies, children, adolescents, adults, and the elderly. It notes that babies require diapering, feeding, clothing, medicine, and toys after birth, while children learn to walk and talk and need housing, food, healthcare, childcare, and education. Adolescents engage in extracurricular activities and need allowances, and adults face costs of marriage, children, insurance, loans, and holidays. In old age, the elderly need healthcare, medical equipment, prescription drugs, and leisure activities

1. COST OF LIFE
Members:
Deep Bhojani
Mayur Khobaragade
Sunita Gopane
Sushant Karnik
Swapnil Gondane

2. Baby
A baby is born after spending 9 months inside the womb
Costs Incurred:
Child care
Diapering
Feeding
Clothing
Medicine/First Aid
Toiletries
Toys/Books/Media

3. Childhood
• At this stage, you learn to walk and talk.
Costs Incurred:
• Housing
• Food
• Healthcare
• Childcare
• Education

4. Adolescence
• Children become teenagers.
• Costs Incurred
• Extra-curricular activities
• Allowances/Pocket Money
• Transportation

5. Adulthood
• Your body is fully developed
• Costs Incurred
• Marriage
• Children
• Insurance Premium
• EMI’s
• Holidays

6. Old age / elderly
• The last stage in the life cycle of a human
• Costs Incurred
• Leisure Activities
• Healthcare(medical equipment, prescription drugs)
• Gifting(children or grandchildren)