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A Mathematical Budget Project By Owen Guo.  Savings: $1300 Income: $12.50/hour  Gross Pay for two weeks (total of 80 hours, or 40 hours per week): $1000.

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1 A Mathematical Budget Project By Owen Guo

2  Savings: $1300 Income: $12.50/hour  Gross Pay for two weeks (total of 80 hours, or 40 hours per week): $1000  Taxes=19% of income 1000 ×.81=$810/2 weeks = $1620/month  Net Salary=$1650/month =$810/2 weeks  Annual Income: 1650*12=$19800

3 COSTSAMENITIES AND DETAILS  $550 per month  Includes utilities, cable, and Internet  Deposit: $250 (from savings)  Main floor suite  Utilities included  Cable/Internet  Dryer/Washer  Close to transit  Near shopping locations  Partially furnished  King Albert Ave And Hillcrest Central Coquitlam, Coquitlam, BC V3J 7E4

4  Appliance: Vacuum Bought from Craigslist $20.00 for vacuum-the vacuum works well for carpets Cheap, works, and no taxes  Haircuts: $20/cut 1 cut/month=12 cuts/year $15/cut*1.12=$16.8  Shopping: Annual Budget=$720/12months=$60/month Budget for $60 (20 for gifts, 40 for other shopping) $20 for gift shopping at Zellers (cheap items) $10 for iTunes entertainment $30 for Gap shopping (relatively cheap clothes)

5  Eating Out: Annual expense= $240/12months=$20/month  As I have a low income, for the first 6-12 months I will not have a savings for vacation.

6  No landline (too much trouble for the first few months, especially in someone’s home)  Deal from Koodo (using current LG Optimus Chat for versatile functions, i.e. Talk and email)  $35 dollar activation fee  $20/month voice and data plan  Plan includes: 50 minutes for calling (Unlimited from 7pm on evenings and weekends) 50 text messages Cost: $35 + 20/month = $35 + 20m =$55 for first month

7  Main mode: public transit by Translink (mainly by bus)  Monthly bus pass for 1 zone: $81/month  Car insurance is too expensive, and the price of gas is rising

8 IncomeMonthlyYearlyExpensesmonthlyyearly Gross salary$2000$24000Rent$550$6600 Net Salary$1620$19440Deposit$250 Cell phone$20$480 Bus pass$81$972 Groceries$311.43$3737.16 MSP$60.50$726 Shopping$60$720 Haircuts$16.50$198 Eating out$20$240 Vacuum$20 Total$1620$19440$1371.43$13943.16

9 Groceries and other supplies for Weeks 1-2 ItemStoreCostQuantityTotal Cost BananaIGA$0.49/lb4lbs$1.96 Bread (whole wheat)IGA$2.99/pack2$5.98 JuiceIGA$5.99/3L2$9.98 CheeriosIGA$3.48/500 g1$3.48 StrawberriesIGA$3.49/carton1$3.49 AppleIGA$0.99/lb4$3.96 Toilet PaperSave-on-Foods$7.99/pack (15rolls)×1.121$8.95 Sponge TowelSave-on-Foods$5.99/pack (3rolls)×1.121$6.71 BagelSave-on-Foods$2.99/pack of 62$5.98 Tissue PaperSave-on-Foods$4.99/pack (6boxes)×1.121$5.59 MangosSave-on-Foods$0.99/mango5$4.95 LettuceSave-on-Foods$2.49/head1$2.49 ToothbrushSave-on-Foods$3×1.121$3.36 ToothpasteSave-on-Foods$4.98×1.121$5.58 MilkSave-on-Foods$8.99/4L carton1$8.99 Mandarin orangesSave-on-Foods$5.99/5lbs1$5.99 ButterSave-on-Foods$3.29×1.121$3.68 RiceT&T$20/sack (8kg)1$20.00 NoodlesT&T$5.99/box ×1.121$6.71 TomatoesT&T$1.99/lb2$3.98 CabbageT&T$0.69/lb4$2.76 BroccoliT&T$1.29/lb1$1.29 TofuT&T$1.29/box4$5.16 MushroomsT&T$4.79/lb1$4.79

10 Continued ItemStoreCostQuantityTotal Cost PastaSave-on-Foods$2.50/pack× 1.122$5.60 Tomato SauceSave-on-Foods$3.33/jar ×1.121$3.73 Laundry DetergentSave-on-Foods$9.99/box *1.121$11.09 Dish SoapSave-on-Foods$2.99/container*1.121$3.35 SoapSave-on-Foods$3.99*1.121$4.47 SaltSave-on-Foods$2/box*1.121$2.24 PepperSave-on-Foods$4/box*1.121$4.48 Frozen PizzaSave-on-Foods$8.99/box×1.121$10.07 GrapesSave-on-Foods$1.69/lb2$3.38 EggsSave-on-Foods$2.59/carton3$7.77 Olive oilSave-on-Foods$10/container1$10.00 BeefSave-on-Foods$9/pack1$9.00 SteakSave-on-Foods$7/steak1$7.00 ChickenSave-on-Foods$8.491 CheeseSave-on-Foods$8.991 HamSave-on-Foods$5.99/lb1$5.99 FishSave-on-Foods$7.961 Total:$245.42s

11 Groceries and other supplies for Weeks 3-4 ItemStoreCostQuantityTotal Cost RaspberriesSave-on-Foods$3.99/carton1$3.99 PearsSave-on-Foods$0.99/lb1$0.99 WafflesSave-on-Foods$2.99/box1$2.99 BaguetteSave-on-Foods$2.49/loaf1$2.49 ChickenSave-on-Foods$8.49/chicken1$8.49 LettuceSave-on-Foods$2.49/head2$4.98 CabbageSave-on-Foods$0.69.lb2$1.38 BaconSave-on-Foods$4.99/pack1$4.99 OlivesSave-on-Foods$3.99/jar1$3.99 CucumberSave-on-Foods$1.49/cucumber1$1.49 GrapesSave-on-Foods$1.69/lb1$1.69 Ice CreamSave-on-Foods$4.99/container1$4.99 BeefSave-on-Foods$9.00/pack1$9.00 TofuSave-on-Foods$1.29/pack2$2.58 OnionsSave-on-Foods$1,99/pack1$1.99 Total$56.03

12 I chose IGA, Save-on-Foods, and T&T because they have cheap prices for fresh products. Costco sells portions that are too large and I cannot eat quickly. T&T tends to have better rice, noodles, and vegetables, while Save-on-Foods is my main grocery store. They often have sales, and sell a quantity suitable for my size. These stores often have fliers and club prices (clubs you join for free) where you can get discounts. Also, buying groceries at Costco requires a membership, which is too expensive for my first year.

13 BreakfastLunchDinnerSnacksServings for meat Servings for fruit/ vegetables Servings for grain Servings for dairy Monday Cheerios in 125mL of milk, toast, egg, banana Sandwich (two slices of bread, ham, tomato, lettuce), 2 oranges 250mL rice, mushrooms, broccoli, beef, 125mL juice Cheese and grapes 3662 Tuesday 175mL hot cereal, 125mL milk, bagel, egg, cheese, 2 oranges 125mL pasta with tomato sauce, mushrooms, mango 250mL fried rice (includes chicken, cabbage, fish), 125mL juice Strawberries and bread 3762 Wednesday Cheerios in 125mL of milk, toast, egg, apple 250mL Caesar Salad (with croutons), egg, banana Beef, 2 slices bread, cabbage, tofu, 125mL juice Cheese, bagel, and strawberries 3653 Thursday 175mL hot cereal, 125mL milk, toast, egg, 2 oranges Sandwich (two slices of bread, ham, tomato, lettuce), apple Beef, 250mL rice, cabbage, w/mushroom, 125mL juice Cheese and 2 oranges 3652 Friday Cheerios in 125mL of milk, bagel, egg, banana Grilled cheese sandwich (2 slices of bread, cheese), 2 oranges Pizza (deluxe), tomato and egg soup, 125mL juice Apple and cheese 25-6 3 Saturday 175mL hot cereal, 125mL milk, toast, egg, banana 125mL pasta with tomato sauce, mushrooms, and apple 250mL rice, cabbage, tofu, beef, 125mL juice Mango, bagel and cheese 2653 Sunday Cheerios in 125mL of milk, bagel, egg, banana 250mL congee, bread, lettuce, apple Beef noodles with cabbage and tofu, 125mL juice Bagel, cheese, and oranges 2662

14 BreakfastLunchDinnerSnacksServings for meat Servings for fruit/ vegetables Servings for grain Servings for dairy Monday 125mL Congee, 125mL milk, toast, egg, banana Grilled cheese sandwich (2 slices of bread, cheese), ham, apple 250mL rice, mushrooms, spinach, beef, 125mL juice Cheese and grapes 2553 Tuesday 175mL hot cereal, 125mL milk, bagel, egg, cheese, bananas 125mL pasta with tomato sauce, mushrooms, mango 250mL fried rice (includes chicken, cabbage, fish), 125mL juice Grapes and bagel 3762 Wednesday Cheerios in 125mL of milk, toast, egg, apple 250mL Caesar Salad (with croutons), bread, egg, banana 250mL rice broccoli, tofu, 125mL juice Cheese, bread, and pear 2653 Thursday 175mL hot cereal, 125mL milk, toast, egg, 2 oranges Sandwich (two slices of bread, ham, tomato, lettuce), apple Chicken noodles, tomatoes, lettuce Cheese and 2 oranges 2652 Friday Cheerios in 125mL of milk, bagel, egg, pear 125mL pasta with tomato sauce, and apple Steak, broccoli, 125mL juice Apple, bagel, and bread 2652 Saturday 175mL hot cereal, 125mL milk, toast, egg, pear 250mL congee, bread, lettuce, bacon, mango 250mL rice, cabbage, tofu, beef, 125mL juice 2 oranges, bagel and cheese 3663 Sunday Cheerios in 125mL of milk, bagel, egg, bacon, pear Sandwich (two slices of bread, ham, tomato, lettuce), 2 oranges Beef noodles with cabbage and tofu, 125mL juice Bagel, cheese, and mango 2563

15 BreakfastLunchDinnerSnacksServings for meat Servings for fruit/ vegetables Servings for grain Servings for dairy Monday Cheerios in 125mL of milk, waffles, egg, yoghurt, pear Sandwich (two slices of bread, ham, tomato, lettuce), 2 oranges 250mL rice, mushrooms, potatoes, beef, 125mL juice Ice cream and grapes 3662 Tuesday 125mL congee, 125mL milk, waffles, egg, bacon, cheese, 2 oranges Sandwich (two slices of bread, ham, tomato, lettuce, cheese), pear 250mL fried rice (includes chicken, cabbage, fish), 125mL juice Raspberries and bread 3562 Wednesday Cheerios in 125mL of milk, waffles, egg, yoghurt, apple 250mL Caesar Salad (with croutons), bacon, banana 250mL rice, beef, cabbage, tofu, 125mL juice Cheese, bagel, and Raspberries 3653 Thursday 175mL hot cereal, 125mL milk, toast, egg, yoghurt, 2 oranges Sandwich (two slices of bread, ham, tomato, lettuce), apple 250mL rice, beef, cabbage, w/mushroom, 125mL juice Cheese and 2 oranges 3652 Friday Cheerios in 125mL of milk, baguette, egg, yoghurt, banana Grilled cheese sandwich (2 slices of bread, cheese), 2 oranges Pizza (deluxe), tomato and egg soup, 125mL juice Apple and Ice cream 25-6 3 Saturday 175mL hot cereal, 125mL milk, toast, egg, yoghurt, banana 250mL pasta with tomato sauce, mushrooms, and apple 250mL rice, cabbage, tofu, beef, 125mL juice Mango, baguette and cheese 2653 Sunday Cheerios in 125mL of milk, baguette, egg, yoghurt, banana 250mL congee, bread, lettuce, apple Beef noodles with cabbage and tofu, 125mL juice Baguette cheese, and oranges 2662

16 BreakfastLunchDinnerSnacksServings for meat Servings for fruit/ vegetables Servings for grain Servings for dairy Monday Cheerios in 125mL of milk, toast, egg, yoghurt, pear Sandwich (two slices of bread, ham, tomato, lettuce), 2 oranges 250mL rice, mushrooms, broccoli, beef, 125mL juice Ice cream and grapes 3662 Tuesday 125mL congee, 125mL milk, waffles, egg, bacon, cheese, 2 oranges Sandwich (two slices of bread, ham, tomato, lettuce, cheese), pear 250mL fried rice (includes chicken, cabbage, fish), 125mL juice Grapes and bread 3562 Wednesday 175mL hot cereal, 125mL of milk, toast, egg, yoghurt, apple 250mL Caesar Salad (with croutons), bacon, banana ½ chicken, baguette, mashed potatoes, tofu, 125mL juice Cheese, bagel, and 2 oranges 3653 Thursday 125mL congee, 125mL milk, waffles, egg, yoghurt, 2 oranges Sandwich (two slices of bread, ham, tomato, lettuce), pear ½ chicken, 250mL rice, cabbage, w/mushroom, 125mL juice Ice cream and 2 oranges 3652 Friday Cheerios in 125mL of milk, baguette, egg, yoghurt, banana Grilled cheese sandwich (2 slices of bread, cheese), 2 oranges 250mL fried rice (includes chicken, fish, and cabbage), 125mL juice Apple and cheese 2553 Saturday 175mL hot cereal, 125mL milk, toast, egg, yoghurt, banana 250mL pasta with tomato sauce, mushrooms, and pear 250mL rice, potato, tofu, beef, 125mL juice Mango, baguette and cheese 2653 Sunday 125mL congee, 125mL of milk, baguette, egg, yoghurt, banana 250mL rice, Greek salad (olives, tomatoes, onions, cucumber, and some peppers/cheese), bacon, bagel, pear Beef noodles with cabbage and tofu, 125mL juice Baguette and oranges 2562

17 DayItemCreditDebitBalance 1Savings$1300 1Payroll$810$2110 1Rent-550$1560 1Deposit-250$1310 1IGA-28.85$1281.15 1T&T-44.69$1236.46 1Save-on-179.88$1056.58 1Phone plan (Koodo)-55$1001.58 1Vacuum from Craigslist -20$981.58 1Bus pass (Translink)-81$900.58 1MSP-60.50$840.08 14Payroll$810$1650.08 14Save-on-56.03$1594.05 14Gifts at Zellers-20$1574.05 14iTunes-10$1564.05 14Gap-30$1534.05 14Movie (Cineplex)-8$1526.05 28Haircut-16.80$1509.25 28Eating out-20$1489.25

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