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Free Budget Worksheets
These printable free budget worksheets will help you
determine where your money is coming
from and where it is going. While it may take a little time to fill out,
but once you get it down on paper, you will be able to see where you
can cut back. It sometimes helps to have your old check registers, as well
as last years state and federal
income tax returns on hand to help you fill out some of the sections.
Salary and wages
Bonuses and Fringe Benefits
Child Support
Alimony
Social Security
Retirement Income
Disability Payments
Unemployment
Worker’s Comp
AFDC
Dividends
Interest Income
Business Income
Rental Income
Other income
When
filling out this free budget worksheet, if an
expense is incurred less often than monthly, convert it to a monthly
amount when calculating the monthly budget amount. For example, if an item
occurs only once a year, divide the amount by twelve to get the
monthly amount. Just be sure to allocate money from your
income to cover that expense when it happens.
Housing
Expense
Total For Section
Mortgage Home Insurance Property Taxes
Repairs Rent Renters Insurance
Lawn Care & Services
School Tuition School Lunches School Supplies
Tutoring Team Fees School Photos Allowances
Camps Recreation Sports Fees Babysitting Daycare Diapers
Formula Child Support
Eating Out Clothing Haircuts Nails Salon
Magazines Newspaper Charities Club Dues Entertainment
Movies Hobbies Magazines Newspapers Dues/memberships Other
To find out where you stand, subtract your total monthly expenses
from your total monthly available income. If you come up with
a negative number, you will need to work on cutting back on
expenses. In addition to the free budget worksheets above, the following articles can help you get your budget
in line: