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Monitoring Your Monthly Spending

Household budgets are usually neither fun to prepare or to live by.  A spending worksheet can help you identify how you are currently spending your money and identify areas where you can reduce your spending.

Here is a Household Spending Worksheet that can be used as a basis for analyzing your current spending patterns and perhaps determine how the “savings” line can be increased.

Household Spending Worksheet

Monthly Expenses

Current

Goal

Comments or Observations

Savings

$

$

 

Housing Expenses

$

$

 

Mortgage payments or rent

$

$

 

Property taxes

$

$

 

Maintenance or repairs

$

$

 

Utilities (gas/water/electricity)

$

$

 

Telephone/cable/internet

$

$

 

Housekeeping, laundry

$

$

 

Other housing expenses

$

$

 
       

Transportation Expenses

$

$

 

Car loan or lease payments

$

$

 

Fuel, maintenance, repairs

$

$

 

Auto insurance

$

$

 

Public transportation

$

$

 

Other transportation expenses

$

$

 
       

Food & Entertainment Expenses

$

$

 

Groceries

$

$

 

Restaurants

$

$

 

Sports, hobbies, pastimes

$

$

 

Books, magazines

$

$

 

Vacations

$

$

 

Other

$

$

 
       

Health Care Expenses

$

$

 

Doctors, dentists, etc.

$

$

 

Prescriptions

$

$

 

Health insurance

$

$

 

Other health care expenses

$

$

 
       

Family Expenses

$

$

 

Schools, colleges

$

$

 

Child care

$

$

 

Alimony and child support

$

$

 

Other family expenses

$

$

 
       

Other Expenses

$

$

 

Clothing, shoes, etc

$

$

 

Charitable contributions

$

$

 

Gifts, birthdays, holidays

$

$

 

Pets, veterinarian expenses

$

$

 

Paying off debts or credit cards

$

$

 

Life and disability insurance

$

$

 

Walking around money

$

$

 

Other

$

$

 
       

Taxes

$

$

 

Social Security

$

$

 

Federal, state, local taxes

$

$

 
       

Total Expenses

$

$

 

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