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Budget calculated Monthly...

Accommodation

 

Rent

 

Insurance

 

Electricity

 

Gas

 

Water

 

Telephone (not mobile)

 

TV license

 

Other

 

Total

 

Living Costs

 

Food

 

Eating Out

 

Toiletries/personal goods

 

Laundry/dry cleaning

 

Hair

 

Clothes/Shoes

 

Travel (Local)

 

Travel (To and from home)

 

Telephone (mobile)

 

Other

 

Total

 

University Costs

 

Tuition fees

 

Books /Journals

 

Stationary/Course supplies

 

Trips/Visits

 

Library fines/fees

 

Other

 

Total

 

Entertainment

 

Pubs/Clubs

 

Cinema/Theatre

 

Sport (watching)

 

Sport (doing)

 

Newspapers/magazines

 

Video/DVD hire

 

CD’s/Video/DVD

 

Satellite/Cable TV fees

 

Other

 

Total

 

Financial

 

Credit Cards/store cards

 

Personal Loans

 

HP/credit agreements

 

Other

 

Total

 

Income

 

Student Loan

 

Parents Contribution

 

Holiday Job

 

Part-time work

 

Sponsorship

 

Other

 

Total

 

Totals

 

TOTAL INCOME

 

LESS TOTAL EXPENDITURE

 

CONTINGENCY

 

BALANCE

 

 

It is important to pay for your priority costs first as they pose more serious consequences

 

The recipe for successful budgeting is……

ü  Prepare in advance

ü  Produce an accurate budget and then stick to it

ü  Monitor you finances

ü  Address any problems as soon as they take place

ü  Seek help when needed – don’t ignore your problems

 

Outgoings higher than Income?

 

If having completed your budget and you find that your expenditure is more than your income, or there are periods where you have a deficit, then you should follow the procedures below.

 

ü  Check your budget – check through your figures again to see if they are correct

ü  Tighter Resourcing – look at your figures to see if there are any areas where you could spend less i.e. leisure and clothes, or are there any payments you could pay over a period of time. You should however still keep realistic figures. 

ü  Extra Income – there are a number of ways you can increase your income

 

 

 

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