Budget Plan 2
Budget Plan 2
Programs Income
§ you can save Excel file to your own computer Income $48,100
§ you need Microsoft Office 2003 or higher (Excel)
Total income: $48,100
Customising Outgoings
§ you can choose how often you receive income or pay expenses using the dropdown list in the frequency column Financial comm. $35,000
§ you can customise the labels in the spreadsheet to better suit your needs by renaming existing fields Home $0
Utilities $1,700
NOTE: Altering the budget planner (eg. adding rows/columns) may result in incorrect outputs Education $0
Health $2,000
Shopping $3,000
Feedback Transport $4,000
We welcome all feedback. Send feedback via the website form (www.moneysmart.gov.au/feedback) or use the Entertainment $0
feedback options on the Budget Planner webpage Eating out $0
This original version of this budget planner is published on www.moneysmart.gov.au and is subject to copyright. What's left: $2,400
per month
[Version: 2.01 - Sept 2013]
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Income Home / utilities Shopping / transport Results
commitments health eating out Summary
Outgoings
Your spending breakdown Shopping / Transport
Financial comm. $35,000
Financial commitments Spending Education
breakdown / Health Home $0
Home / Utilities
Home / Utilities Financial commitment 35000 Utilities $1,700
Education / Health Home / Utilities Financial commitments
1700 Education $0
Shopping / Transport Education / Health 2000 Health $2,000
Entertainment / Eating out Shopping / Transport 7000 Shopping $3,000
Entertainment / Eatin 0 Transport $4,000
Entertainment $0
Eating out $0
Next steps:
1) Do a reality check. Is your bank account going up each month? If the results don't match, track your actual Total outgoings: $45,700
spending in more detail. The money is going somewhere!
2) If you have spare money each month, think how best to use it, e.g.
i) repay any loans faster What's left: $2,400
ii) put money into a special savings account per month
3) Print your plan.
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Summary
Education / Health
$1,700
Next steps:
1) Do a reality check. Is your bank account going up each month? If the results don't match, track your actual
spending in more detail. The money is going somewhere!
2) If you have spare money each month, think how best to use it, e.g.
i) repay any loans faster
ii) put money into a special savings account
iii) increase your contributions to superannuation or other investments
3) Print your plan.
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