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What do your numbers look like?

March 11th, 2011 at 04:20 pm

I'm curious, what do your budgets look like? Share if you care. Here is ours:

Net income $4,673.74 (this is after taxes and health/dental insurance and $500 to 401(k)

Mortgage $1,800 (includes $50 additional principle)
Savings $500
Tuition $400
Student loan $175
Insurance $229.63 (car/property/life)
Utilities $394
YMCA $67
Groceries/Household $500
Gas for cars $275
Extraneous (Major) $260
Extraneous (Minor) $100

Extraneous Major goes for things like minor car and home repairs, classes for kids, etc.

Extraneous Minor goes for things like clothing items, gifts, required school items, etc.

No car payments. Paid for 1973 Corvette valued at $28K, Paid for 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan, paying cash for next car $6,500.

Debt paid off monthly with exception of last $1,500 to Kohls which will be gone soon.

EF at $12K presently.

Retirement at $100K, kids education monies at around $20K.

6 Responses to “What do your numbers look like?”

  1. Ima saver Says:
    1299862067

    I have a 1978 corvette, tu tone blue. We bought it new in 1978. We are corvette lovers. We have a red one (mine) and a yellow one. (dh)

  2. whitestripe Says:
    1299890825

    Hmm. It's always interesting to compare!
    Ours is: (Net Income: $4500 approx)
    Mortgage: $1920
    Food/Groceries: $480
    Petrol: $210
    Savings: $400
    Bills: $800
    (Bills are: car insurance, life insurance, house & contents insurance, car rego, car assist, car repairs, electricity, gas, property rates, water, internet & mobile phones)
    Misc: $100
    Total: $3910
    (the surplus goes to build up our buffer, cover shortages for other months or go to savings. We used to have $60-$80 a week for fun money but since DF hasn't been working, we have cut that until his work picks up. we get GC's from credit card rewards and family members for birthdays, so we use those for clothes and other things we 'want')

  3. FrugalTexan75 Says:
    1299892217

    Mine varies depending on the weather and if kids are sick ... But generally ...
    Income: $900/mo
    Rent: 200
    Storage: 89
    Telephone/net: 80
    Gas: 100
    Food: 120
    Tithe: 90
    No other set bills - but in May I'll have car insurance of $230 or so

  4. FrugalTexan75 Says:
    1299892396

    Oh yeah - that is gross income. No insurance other than car. Car is paid off.

  5. creditcardfree Says:
    1299902465

    I noticed you typed your income as millions, so I think you are doing better than me!!

  6. MonkeyMama Says:
    1299906010

    I posted in my blog.

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