Budget examples

30-30-30-10 budget explained. If you are new to budgeting and need to get started, check out this post to see if this budget will work for your lifestyle. Learn how to divide your money up so you can pay expenses and pay down debt easily. Plus cut spending and live below your means with this budget example so you can save for your future.

This is our basic 'bare bones' budget showing how we live on less than $1500 a month. Like I said earlier, we usually make extra money each month. If we

The 50/30/20 budget is one of the best ways to get on track with finances. Using this method will help you save a large amount of money, pay all your bills, and not feel too restricted on spending. If you’re thinking about getting started with this budget, you might be wondering how it works. Is there a template to follow or an example? I’m going to show you how a 50/30/20 budget example can work well for you. It’s perfect for many lifestyles and can make your financial processes easier.

Take control of your finances with the 50/30/20 Budget Free Google Sheets Template. It is a convenient and clear tool for simplifying the budget planning process. Many people still do not know the simple method of distributing income according to the 50/30/20 rule. This approach allocates 50% for essential needs, 30% for personal needs, and 20% for savings and debt repayment. This approach not only helps you distribute funds wisely, but also cope with the worry of financial losses. The…

Our March theme in the 52 Weeks of Printables series has been Finances and I thought it would be appropriate to share how we budget in prepa...

It can feel a little overwhelming to create a budget for the first time. As a beginner, you’re wondering how to create a budget that actually works for your

You’ve tried everything, and your budget just isn’t working. You’re struggling to come up with the difference between needs and wants for your expenses. How do you know when something is essential and when it can wait for another time? And once you figure it out, how does all of this affect your budget? You’ll find a needs vs wants list here, plus budgeting ideas.