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6213 N Cloverdale Rd Ste 100
                                                                                               Boise ID 83713
                                                                                           Tel: (208)378-0200
                                                                                          Fax: (208) 685-1058
                                                                               www.DebtReductionServices.org
      at Debt Reduction Services, Inc.


                             Monthly Spending Plan
List THREE Motivations              1.
with Specific Timelines to Achieve: 2.
                                    3.
Circle Month:        Jan   Feb    Mar    Apr    May      Jun      Jul         Aug    Sep   Oct   Nov    Dec
                                                                          b
     NET INCOME (after Taxes)                             PLANNED                   ACTUAL   c
                                                                                                 DIFFERENCEd
Employment – Self
Employment – Spouse
Social Security
State Assistance
Other
Other
                TOTAL (enter below)

                                            1-5
          EXPENSES                        Prioritya       PLANNEDb                  ACTUALc      DIFFERENCEd
SAVINGS & INVESTMENTS
 Emergency Savings – Monthly
                                               1
 expenses x 3 (ultimately x 6)
 IRA
 401k
 Other
HOUSING
  Mortgage/Rent/Taxes                          1
  Homeowner Association Dues
  Maintenance/Furnishings
  Other
UTILITIES
  Electric
  Gas
  Phone/Cell Phonee
  Water/Sewer/Trash
  Satellite/Cablee
  Other
FOOD

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Budget Planner               National Financial Education Center at Debt Reduction Services


                                         1-5
              EXPENSES                 Prioritya       PLANNEDb        ACTUALc   DIFFERENCEd
 Groceries                                1

TRANSPORTATION
 Monthly Payment
 Gasoline/Fuel
 Maintenance
 Parking
 Public Transportation/Taxi
 Other
MEDICAL/DENTAL
 Doctor visits (MD, Dentist, Eyes…)         1
 Prescriptions                              1
 Other
INSURANCE
 Automobile
 Life
 Health: Medical, Dental, Vision…
 Home
 Other (Disability, Long Term Care)
CHILD CARE
 Child Support Payment
 Day Care
 Babysitting
 School Activities
 Allowance
 Other
ENTERTAINMENT
 Club Duese
 Dining Oute
 Hobbies
 Travele
 Movies/Theatre/Videose
 Other
GIVING
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                                               Uncontrolled                                Page 2
Budget Planner                 National Financial Education Center at Debt Reduction Services


                                              1-5
              EXPENSES                      Prioritya       PLANNEDb            ACTUALc           DIFFERENCEd
              e
 Donations
 Gifts & Presentse
 Tithing
 Other
MONTHLY DEBT PAYMENTS
 Credit Card #1
 Credit Card #2
 Student Loan
 Personal Loan
 Other
MISCELLANEOUS
 Clothing – Necessary                            1
                          e
 Clothing – Fashion
 Postagee
 Cosmetics/Grooming
 Tobacco Productse
 Coffee House Coffeee
 Pet Food/Toys/Veterinarian
 Other

 EXPENSES TOTAL (enter below)


                          INCOME TOTAL

    SUBTRACT EXPENSES TOTAL

                  MONTHLY BALANCE
 a. Prioritize expenses from 1 to 5, where 1 = “A Need,” 2 = “A Very Important Want,” 3 = “Important,” 4 = “Can
    Probably Do Without It This Month,” and 5 = “Trivial” or “Can Definitely Do Without It This Month”
 b. This is the figure you establish at the beginning of the month. It is a projected (or expected) amount.
 c. At the end of the month, determine how much you actually earned or spent and enter it in this column.
 d. Subtract the “Actual” column from the “Planned” column. Positive figures mean you are under budget
    (congratulations!); negative figures mean you’re over budget. When over budget, consider adjusting your
    Spending Plan and/or your lifestyle requirements.
 e. When money is tight, we suggest that you limit or eliminate these expenses.




 DC6034 Rev. 1 02.22.08                     www.DebtReductionServices.org                            (208) 378-0200
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Budget Planner                     National Financial Education Center at Debt Reduction Services




                                            MONTHLY EXPENSE GUIDELINES
SAMPLE MONTHLY NET INCOME                                        $500         $1,000         $2,000         $3,000         $4,000
SAVINGS & INVESTMENTS: 10 – 15%                                  $50*          $100           $200           $300           $400
Savings, IRA, 401k, Mutual funds, Bonds, etc.                    $75*          $150           $300           $450           $600

HOUSING: 25 – 30%                                              $125**          $250           $500           $750           $800
Mortgage, Rent, Repairs, Taxes                                 $150**          $300           $600           $900          $1,200

FOOD: 5 – 10%                                                   $25**           $50           $100           $150           $200
Goal is $50-$75 per person per month                            $50**          $100           $200           $300           $400

UTILITIES: 9 – 11%                                               $45            $90           $180           $270           $360
Gas, Electricity, Water, Sewer, Trash,                           $55           $110           $220           $330           $440
Telephone/Cell Phone, Pager, Satellite/Cable
TRANSPORTATION: 12 – 18%                                         $60           $120           $240           $360           $480
Monthly payments, Gasoline, Maintenance, Parking,                $90           $180           $360           $540           $720
Public Transportation
INSURANCE: 5 – 8%                                                $25            $50           $100           $150           $200
Auto, Life, Health, Home                                         $40            $80           $160           $240           $320

CHILDCARE: 0 – 15%                                               $0             $0             $0             $0             $0
Daycare, Babysitting, School programs, etc.                     $75**         $150**          $300           $450           $600

MEDICAL: 1 – 3%                                                 $5**            $10            $20            $30            $40
Doctor visits, Prescriptions                                    $15**           $30            $60            $90           $120

GIVING: 3 – 13%                                                  $15            $30           $60            $90            $120
Donations, Gifts, Presents, Tithing                              $65           $130           $260           $390           $520

ENTERTAINMENT: 1 – 2%                                             $5            $10            $20            $30            $40
Club dues, Dining Out, Hobbies, Travel, etc.                     $10            $20            $40            $60            $80

MONTHLY DEBT PAYMENTS: 4 – 6%                                    $20            $40           $80            $120           $160
Credit cards, Student loans, Personal loans, and                 $30            $60           $120           $180           $240
other personal debt payments
MISCELLANEOUS : 4 – 7%                                           $20            $40           $80            $120           $160
Clothing, Postage, Cosmetics/Grooming, Tobacco                   $35            $70           $140           $210           $280
products, pet food
*Some assistance programs require that savings, investments and other assets be taken into consideration when determining
eligibility for program participation. In such cases, some individuals may want to consider using these funds for expenses such as
paying off debt, paying life insurance premiums, or paying for continuing education.
**These categories have minimum subsistence costs. It is recognized that low income families and individuals may require
assistance from family, the state, or charity to supplement the suggested budgeted amounts.


   DC6034 Rev. 1 02.22.08                           www.DebtReductionServices.org                                    (208) 378-0200
                                                            Uncontrolled                                                     Page 4

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  • 1. 6213 N Cloverdale Rd Ste 100 Boise ID 83713 Tel: (208)378-0200 Fax: (208) 685-1058 www.DebtReductionServices.org at Debt Reduction Services, Inc. Monthly Spending Plan List THREE Motivations 1. with Specific Timelines to Achieve: 2. 3. Circle Month: Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec b NET INCOME (after Taxes) PLANNED ACTUAL c DIFFERENCEd Employment – Self Employment – Spouse Social Security State Assistance Other Other TOTAL (enter below) 1-5 EXPENSES Prioritya PLANNEDb ACTUALc DIFFERENCEd SAVINGS & INVESTMENTS Emergency Savings – Monthly 1 expenses x 3 (ultimately x 6) IRA 401k Other HOUSING Mortgage/Rent/Taxes 1 Homeowner Association Dues Maintenance/Furnishings Other UTILITIES Electric Gas Phone/Cell Phonee Water/Sewer/Trash Satellite/Cablee Other FOOD DC6034 Rev. 1 02.22.08 www.DebtReductionServices.org (208) 378-0200 Page 1
  • 2. Budget Planner National Financial Education Center at Debt Reduction Services 1-5 EXPENSES Prioritya PLANNEDb ACTUALc DIFFERENCEd Groceries 1 TRANSPORTATION Monthly Payment Gasoline/Fuel Maintenance Parking Public Transportation/Taxi Other MEDICAL/DENTAL Doctor visits (MD, Dentist, Eyes…) 1 Prescriptions 1 Other INSURANCE Automobile Life Health: Medical, Dental, Vision… Home Other (Disability, Long Term Care) CHILD CARE Child Support Payment Day Care Babysitting School Activities Allowance Other ENTERTAINMENT Club Duese Dining Oute Hobbies Travele Movies/Theatre/Videose Other GIVING DC6034 Rev. 1 02.22.08 www.DebtReductionServices.org (208) 378-0200 Uncontrolled Page 2
  • 3. Budget Planner National Financial Education Center at Debt Reduction Services 1-5 EXPENSES Prioritya PLANNEDb ACTUALc DIFFERENCEd e Donations Gifts & Presentse Tithing Other MONTHLY DEBT PAYMENTS Credit Card #1 Credit Card #2 Student Loan Personal Loan Other MISCELLANEOUS Clothing – Necessary 1 e Clothing – Fashion Postagee Cosmetics/Grooming Tobacco Productse Coffee House Coffeee Pet Food/Toys/Veterinarian Other EXPENSES TOTAL (enter below) INCOME TOTAL SUBTRACT EXPENSES TOTAL MONTHLY BALANCE a. Prioritize expenses from 1 to 5, where 1 = “A Need,” 2 = “A Very Important Want,” 3 = “Important,” 4 = “Can Probably Do Without It This Month,” and 5 = “Trivial” or “Can Definitely Do Without It This Month” b. This is the figure you establish at the beginning of the month. It is a projected (or expected) amount. c. At the end of the month, determine how much you actually earned or spent and enter it in this column. d. Subtract the “Actual” column from the “Planned” column. Positive figures mean you are under budget (congratulations!); negative figures mean you’re over budget. When over budget, consider adjusting your Spending Plan and/or your lifestyle requirements. e. When money is tight, we suggest that you limit or eliminate these expenses. DC6034 Rev. 1 02.22.08 www.DebtReductionServices.org (208) 378-0200 Uncontrolled Page 3
  • 4. Budget Planner National Financial Education Center at Debt Reduction Services MONTHLY EXPENSE GUIDELINES SAMPLE MONTHLY NET INCOME $500 $1,000 $2,000 $3,000 $4,000 SAVINGS & INVESTMENTS: 10 – 15% $50* $100 $200 $300 $400 Savings, IRA, 401k, Mutual funds, Bonds, etc. $75* $150 $300 $450 $600 HOUSING: 25 – 30% $125** $250 $500 $750 $800 Mortgage, Rent, Repairs, Taxes $150** $300 $600 $900 $1,200 FOOD: 5 – 10% $25** $50 $100 $150 $200 Goal is $50-$75 per person per month $50** $100 $200 $300 $400 UTILITIES: 9 – 11% $45 $90 $180 $270 $360 Gas, Electricity, Water, Sewer, Trash, $55 $110 $220 $330 $440 Telephone/Cell Phone, Pager, Satellite/Cable TRANSPORTATION: 12 – 18% $60 $120 $240 $360 $480 Monthly payments, Gasoline, Maintenance, Parking, $90 $180 $360 $540 $720 Public Transportation INSURANCE: 5 – 8% $25 $50 $100 $150 $200 Auto, Life, Health, Home $40 $80 $160 $240 $320 CHILDCARE: 0 – 15% $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Daycare, Babysitting, School programs, etc. $75** $150** $300 $450 $600 MEDICAL: 1 – 3% $5** $10 $20 $30 $40 Doctor visits, Prescriptions $15** $30 $60 $90 $120 GIVING: 3 – 13% $15 $30 $60 $90 $120 Donations, Gifts, Presents, Tithing $65 $130 $260 $390 $520 ENTERTAINMENT: 1 – 2% $5 $10 $20 $30 $40 Club dues, Dining Out, Hobbies, Travel, etc. $10 $20 $40 $60 $80 MONTHLY DEBT PAYMENTS: 4 – 6% $20 $40 $80 $120 $160 Credit cards, Student loans, Personal loans, and $30 $60 $120 $180 $240 other personal debt payments MISCELLANEOUS : 4 – 7% $20 $40 $80 $120 $160 Clothing, Postage, Cosmetics/Grooming, Tobacco $35 $70 $140 $210 $280 products, pet food *Some assistance programs require that savings, investments and other assets be taken into consideration when determining eligibility for program participation. In such cases, some individuals may want to consider using these funds for expenses such as paying off debt, paying life insurance premiums, or paying for continuing education. **These categories have minimum subsistence costs. It is recognized that low income families and individuals may require assistance from family, the state, or charity to supplement the suggested budgeted amounts. DC6034 Rev. 1 02.22.08 www.DebtReductionServices.org (208) 378-0200 Uncontrolled Page 4