For most, the infamous midlife crisis will begin in one’s early 40's; an average of 43 for men and 44 for women. Categorized with a sense of hopelessness, body negativity (suddenly considering cosmetic surgery), and an overwhelming sense of wanting to feel young again.

But a midlife crisis isn’t for everyone, and sometimes may never manifest in someone. Those who do what they love and work to fulfill their dreams are less likely to find themselves wondering if they have reached their potential in life. Those who put much effort in caring for others over themselves or don’t spend much time pursuing their own interests and hobbies are much more likely to find themselves stuck in a midlife crisis.

Aside from being emotionally taxing, the midlife crisis is also very expensive. From divorces, to exercise equipment, to adventure, it’s easy to run up a high bill when you feel inadequate and old.

Check out this infographic for more on what to expect when your midlife crisis rolls up in its fancy Ferrari. The midlife crisis doesn’t have to be the end of your financial life, though; this infographic features some more great tip on how to enjoy the things you want without breaking the bank. Let us know your thoughts in the comments and if you like what you see, don’t forget to like and share.