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* Regular research on the Minimum Income Standard (MIS) produces budgets for different household types, based on what members of the public think is needed for a minimum acceptable standard of living in the UK. For a two-parent household with two dependent children, each parent needs to earn ^£20,600 to meet the Standard.

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