For your personal or household budget. Enter what comes in each month, split it across your categories and see whether you’re over or under. Print it or save it as a PDF.
Budget Pop
Start with your income: the money that reaches your account after tax. Then enter an amount for each category, and rename or add the ones you need. If the figure at the bottom turns red, you’ve allocated more than you have and something has to give.
Five or six are plenty to start. Housing, food, transport, fun, savings and other cover nearly everything. If a category never changes a decision, merge it with another one.
Yes, in this browser. They’ll be there when you come back.
Yes. Click Print or save as PDF and choose Save as PDF in the print dialog.
How the 50/30/20 budget rule works, what goes in each part, examples on $3,000 a month and what to do if the numbers don’t work where you live.
Work out what comes in, separate your fixed costs, split the rest by category and review it at the end of the month. With a worked example on $3,000 a month.
Work out how much of your paycheck goes to needs, wants and savings.
Add up rent, bills and subscriptions to see what they cost each month and year.
How much do you need to set aside each month to reach your goal? Find out here.
Work out how big your safety net should be and how long it’ll take to build.
When could you live off your investments, and how much capital do you need?
See how much your money grows when you invest it for years.
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