Budget
Monthly Budget Calculator
Build a monthly budget: list income and expenses to see what is left over, your savings rate and biggest spending categories.
Left over = income − Σ expenses
Also called monthly budget planner · budget calculator
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Plan weekly, monthly and annual budgets, try the 50/30/20 rule, zero-based budgeting and disposable income.
Budget
Build a monthly budget: list income and expenses to see what is left over, your savings rate and biggest spending categories.
Left over = income − Σ expenses
Also called monthly budget planner · budget calculator
Budget
Plan a weekly budget from weekly income and spending categories — groceries, transport, fun money and savings.
Left over = income − Σ expenses
Also called weekly budget planner · budget per week
Budget
Yearly budget including irregular annual costs like insurance, holidays, gifts and car maintenance.
Left over = income − Σ expenses
Also called yearly budget · annual expenses planner
Budget
Household budget for families: combined income and shared expenses like rent, groceries, childcare and utilities.
Left over = income − Σ expenses
Also called family budget · home budget planner
Budget
Personal budget for students and singles — track income vs spending categories and find money to save.
Left over = income − Σ expenses
Also called personal finance budget · student budget
Budget
What share of income goes to an expense (e.g. housing or food), or a fund’s expense ratio from fees and assets.
Ratio = expense ÷ income × 100
Also called expense to income ratio · fund expense ratio
Budget
Compare your actual spending on needs, wants and savings with the 50/30/20 guideline.
Share = category ÷ income × 100
Also called needs and wants · spending breakdown
Budget
Split after-tax income with the 50/30/20 rule: 50% needs, 30% wants and 20% savings and debt repayment.
Needs 50%
Also called 50 30 20 rule · 50/30/20 rule
Budget
Give every dollar a job: assign income to categories until income minus allocations equals zero.
Income − Σ allocations = 0
Also called zero based budgeting · every dollar budget
Budget
Disposable income (after taxes) and discretionary income (after taxes and essential costs).
Disposable = gross − taxes
Also called discretionary income · income after expenses
Budget
Monthly and annual budget surplus or deficit, and how fast that surplus could reach a savings goal.
Surplus = income − expenses
Also called budget deficit · surplus calculator
| Monthly Budget | Left over = income − Σ expenses |
|---|---|
| Weekly Budget | Left over = income − Σ expenses |
| Annual Budget | Left over = income − Σ expenses |
| Household Budget | Left over = income − Σ expenses |
| Personal Budget | Left over = income − Σ expenses |
| Expense Ratio | Ratio = expense ÷ income × 100 |
| Needs vs Wants | Share = category ÷ income × 100 |
| 50/30/20 Budget | Needs 50% · Wants 30% · Savings 20% of take-home pay |
| Zero-Based Budget | Income − Σ allocations = 0 |
| Disposable Income | Disposable = gross − taxes · Discretionary = disposable − essentials |