My Life Now. Occupation Where you work? What you make an hour? What is your Gross Income? What is your Net Income? Explain how you get paid; weekly, biweekly,

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My Life Now

Occupation Where you work? What you make an hour? What is your Gross Income? What is your Net Income? Explain how you get paid; weekly, biweekly, monthly, hourly, salary, commission, tips, etc.

Picture of Apartment Show a picture of your apartment. (This is evidence you searched on the internet) How much is the apartment? What is the square footage? Where is it located? Why did you choose this apartment?

Picture of Car and your car Payments What type of car? How much are you paying a Month? After five years, how much are you going to pay the bank in interest? Show your work (Snip the car loan calculator projections and insert it on this page!) Picture of the car Picture of the Car loan calculator as evidence!

Car Insurance Who do you have insurance with? How much do you pay a month for car insurance? What is your coverage – full, liability, etc. How are you covered?

Cable Do you have Dish, Insight, Direct TV, etc.? How much do you spend? Do you have a bundle package – internet, cable, home phone? Show evidence of pricing?

Food How much will you spend on Food? (This will be a set amount!)

Clothing How much are you going to spend on Clothing, shoes, etc., a month?

Grooming How much are you going to spend on haircuts a month? Nails?

Entertainment What you want to do? Places you like to go? Get together’s at your house? Parties Going out to eat with friends Video rentals, games, etc.

Gas How much are you spending in Gas? This will be a set amount?

Cell Phone What type of Phone? Phone service is through who? How much is your monthly bill? What does your phone service package include – unlimited texting, 1500 any-time minutes, etc.?

This is an Example Monthly Budget OccupationTeacherAnnual Income (Gross Income)$65,000 StatusSingleAfter Taxes (Net Income)$48,750 ChildrennoneEvery 2 Weeks$1,875 Monthly Income$3,750 (picture) Rent $750 (picture) Car Payment $450 Insurance Payment $120 (picture) Cable $130 Food $300 Clothing $100 Grooming $15 Entertainment $300 Gas $250 (picture) Phone (Cell) $69 Total Spent$2,484 Savings $1,266

How much money do I save a month?