Self-driving cars are already a reality and helpers such as vacuum robots also bring the dream of a self-cleaning apartment closer – but there is no sign of self-financing children anywhere. Or maybe it is? Because the offspring costs an incredible amount of money until they come of age. In the long term, however, children can actually have a positive impact on their parents’ assets. But how expensive are they to begin with? How does it change consumer habits when new generations join in? And why is the time of the first birth so important for the parents’ wealth development?
