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Excel: Project 1 Personal Budget Computer Information Technology

Creating a Personal Budget For this project you will create a personal budget for your future. You will: –Pick a career –Rent or Buy a House –Pay Taxes, Utilities, etc. –Buy Food, Clothing, Entertainment, etc.

Finding the Data Use the Internet to find the data you need… 1.Salary: If you can’t find specific information on your career choice try – – – –You need the starting salary for the job – Choose the low end of the scale. 2.Taxes: Assume 25% of your salary goes for federal, state and social security

Finding the Data 3.Rent/House: See if you can find a apartment listing or a listing for a house. If you can’t find that and know where you want to live go to and find the “median house/condo value” or the “Median gross rent” – For House assume 30 year mortgage at 4.5% - Use the loan calculator Insurance – Assume 10% of Mortgage or 5% of Rent 5.Property Tax – If you plan on buying a house/condo assume 1.8% of the property value per year in real estate taxes.

Finding the Data 6.Phone and Cable: Find the price for the service you want. 7.Electric/Heat/Water: Assume $200 per month 8.Car Payment: Find the car you want, look up the price (cars.com, etc). Calculate a payment using the loan calculator (New car 4.2% for 5 years, Used car 4.8% for 3 years) Car Insurance: Assume $1200 per year

Finding the Data 10.Student Loans: If you think you will have student loans to repay, calculate the amount of the loan and use the loan calculator (assume 6.8% and a 10 year term)

Finding the Data 11.Food, Clothing and Fun: Decide what you will spend on those each month. In the comments section tell us how you decided on the amounts. Average Food Costs: – CostofFoodDec2013.pdfhttp:// CostofFoodDec2013.pdf Average Clothing Costs – other-wear/ other-wear/

Complete the Spreadsheet Complete the spreadsheet including all the data. Use formulas to do the calculations. –Calculate monthly or annual –Taxes, etc. All lines need a comment explaining where the information came from.

Worksheet In the homework section of the website you will find a worksheet to help you pull together the information you need. You must complete, print out and turn in this worksheet. It is due at the end of class on Thursday.

Excel Project 1 You will present your budget to the class. Begin gathering the data today. –By the end of the day have your job and salary information complete. Begin laying out your spreadsheet Presentations are next Monday and Tuesday. You must be done on Friday.

Rubric Excel Project 1 – Personal Budget AreaPossible Points Overall Format10 $s Formatted Correctly (No decimal places)10 Annual to Monthly Formulas Correct10 Taxes formula Correct10 Reasonable Values in cells10 Totals done correctly10 Living within means10 Comments completed10 Presentation20 Total100