Solution of the above problem is as under:
Personal Budget | |
Typical Month | |
Particulars | Amount ($) |
Income: | |
Wages Earned | 2500 |
Interest Income 401K/403B | 50 |
Income sub-total | 2550 |
Income Tax Withheld | -300 |
Spendable Income | 2250 |
Expenses: | |
Rent | 500 |
Utilities: | |
Electricity | 85 |
Telephone and Internet | 125 |
Food: | |
Groceries | 100 |
Eating Out | 150 |
Insurance | 100 |
Transportation | 150 |
Student Loan Payments | 375 |
Entertainment | 250 |
Savings | 50 |
Miscellaneous | 210 |
Total Investments and Expenses | 2095 |
Surplus/(Shortage) | 155 |
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