Baker Really-simple-budget
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1. Your Income Take-home pay (Wages and tips). $5,850 Additional income (Side business, interest, etc.) $ 0 Total income $ 5,850 /month
2. Your Expenses Housing (Rent or mortgage plus taxes and insurance) 893/2= $466.50 Transportation (Car payments, gas, insurance, tolls, etc.) $715.28 Utilities (Heat, electricity, etc.) $100 /2 = $50 Subscriptions (Cable, internet, cell phone, gym, etc.) $284 Groceries $250 Medical (Co-pays, prescriptions, etc.) $520 Dining, travel, and entertainment $320 Other discretionary spending (Hobbies, personal care, etc.) $350 Debt payments (Credit cards, student loans, etc.) $320.88
Savings $1,200 Other $350 Total expenses $ 4,823.66
3. Your Bottom Line Income minus expenses $1,026.34 Really Simple Budget
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2. Your Expenses Housing (Rent or mortgage plus taxes and insurance) 893/2= $466.50 Transportation (Car payments, gas, insurance, tolls, etc.) $715.28 Utilities (Heat, electricity, etc.) $100 /2 = $50 Subscriptions (Cable, internet, cell phone, gym, etc.) $284 Groceries $250 Medical (Co-pays, prescriptions, etc.) $520 Dining, travel, and entertainment $320 Other discretionary spending (Hobbies, personal care, etc.) $350 Debt payments (Credit cards, student loans, etc.) $320.88
Savings $1,200 Other $350 Total expenses $ 4,823.66
3. Your Bottom Line Income minus expenses $1,026.34 Really Simple Budget
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