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If you don’t normally keep track of your spending, using a budgeting tool like [Mint.com](Mint.com) for a month might be helpful.  \n1.  \nLook at your spending for one month, and record your data on this page. Then continue to step 2 on the next page.  \nMonthly Income:   your average take-home pay for the month  \nNEEDS  \nHousing:   $ monthly spending on rent or mortgage  \nUtilities:   $ monthly spending on electricity + water  \n+ gas + internet (excludes phone and cable)  \nGroceries:   $ monthly spending on groceries  \nHealthcare:  $ monthly spending on healthcare + health insurance  \nTransportation:   $ monthly spending on car loan + car insurance + gas, + public transportation  \nChildcare:   $ monthly spending on childcare  \nTotal Needs:  $ add housing + utilities + groceries + healthcare + transportation + childcare  \nWANTS  \nOther Spending:   $ everything else you spend money on like restaurants, bars, phone, cable, hobbies, personal care, shopping, travel and other household spending  \nSAVE  \nSavings &  \nDebt Repayment:   $  \nwhat you have left over at the end of the month + money you put towards paying off credit card debt, student loans and any other debt  \n2.  \nOn this page fill out the lines starting from the bottom. Then continue to step 3.  \n| Color Key: |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| | Savings and debt repayment\u003Cbr>Wants\u003Cbr>Needs |\n\n$  \n\n| total monthly income\u003Cbr>$ |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| monthly income x.9\u003Cbr>$ |  |  |\n|  |  |  |\n| monthly income x.8\u003Cbr>$ |  |  |\n| monthly income x.7\u003Cbr>$ |  |  |\n| monthly income x.6\u003Cbr>$ |  |  |\n| monthly income x.5\u003Cbr>$ |  |  |\n| monthly income x.4\u003Cbr>$ |  |  |\n| monthly income x.3\u003Cbr>$ |  |  |\n| monthly income x.2\u003Cbr>$ |  |  |\n| monthly income x.1\u003Cbr>$ 0 |  |  |\n\nSavings and debt repayment  \n20% of your monthly income  \nWhat you should be spending on  \nwants  \n30% of your monthly income  \nWhat you should be spending on your needs  \n50% of your monthly income","cbCaidTp5jznk6pO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidTp5jznk6pO","pdf",34691,"English","# Monthly income and expense categories\n## Needs (50% target) and Wants (30% target)\n## Savings and debt repayment (20% target)","[{\"question\":\"What does the 50/30/20 rule allocate to each category?\",\"answer\":\"The worksheet uses 50% for Needs, 30% for Wants, and 20% for Savings \\u0026 Debt Repayment based on monthly income.\"},{\"question\":\"What expenses should be included in Needs?\",\"answer\":\"Needs include housing, utilities (electricity, water, gas, internet), groceries, healthcare (healthcare plus health insurance), transportation, and childcare.\"},{\"question\":\"How are Savings and debt repayment values determined?\",\"answer\":\"Savings and debt repayment reflect what remains at the end of the month and additional money put toward paying off credit card debt, student loans, and other debt.\"}]","50/30/20 budgeting worksheet - Complete budgeting tool | PDF"]