Article by Fabafterfifty We may think that once we turn 50 our costs will decrease, but it would appear that this not necessarily the case. Turning 50 marks the most expensive period in our lives, a new study has revealed. Especially with children flying the nest later than anticipated, increased costs of education, and adult children returning home to live! Experts calculated that those in their 50s can still expect to be lumbered with hefty mortgage payments while also trying to support teenage children. Increased costs of holidaying as four adults, rather than a family with two children, coupled with helping the kids with motoring costs as well as a house deposit costs means a deep financial pot is needed. The study, by leading UK health and wellbeing mutual organisation Benenden Healthcare Society, also went as far as to calculate how much the average 50-something will need a month to...