jagomart
digital resources
picture1_Spreadsheet For Expenses 40882 | Budgeting Calculator Spreadsheet With Guidelines Ver 1 61


 223x       Filetype XLSX       File size 0.25 MB       Source: nomoredebts.org


File: Spreadsheet For Expenses 40882 | Budgeting Calculator Spreadsheet With Guidelines Ver 1 61
sheet 1 budget calculator spreadsheet welcome start by entering your name and indicate your responses to the areas highlighted in green version 161 budget calculator spreadsheet what is your name ...

icon picture XLSX Filetype Excel XLSX | Posted on 14 Aug 2022 | 3 years ago
Partial file snippet.
Sheet 1: Budget Calculator Spreadsheet


Welcome! Start by entering your name and indicate your responses to the areas highlighted in green.





Version 1.61
Budget Calculator Spreadsheet














































What is your name?



First Name Do you have a spouse or partner? No










































First Name








































What kind of a budget would you like to create?



- Select -










































How many people will be supported by this budget?



0 << Make sure this number is correct. Include all






















children and adults who live in the home and
depend on this budget.


Once you have entered your expenses, you'll get a picture of what your budget looks like here:






Budgeting guidelines and tips ( On / Off ):



On



































INCOME (After Tax)







Enter your take-home, after tax income. Click on any type of income below to choose more options from a drop down list. Amount Select Notes






Take Home Income
bi-weekly







Pension
monthly







Second Income
bi-weekly







Commission
monthly







Child Tax Benefits
monthly







Support Payments
monthly







Other Income
monthly









monthly







Lump Sum Income? No Amount Needs to last
Withdrawal Frequency








Lump Sum $0 0 months
monthly







TOTAL INCOME $0

























HOUSING EXPENSES






The expenses required to run your household shouldn’t exceed 35% of your budget. Amount Select Notes






First Mortgage
monthly







Second Mortgage / Home Line of Credit
monthly







Rent
monthly







Property Taxes
monthly







Condo Fee / Strata Fee / Pad Rental
monthly







House / Tenant Insurance
monthly







Electricity
monthly







Gas (for Home)
monthly







Alternate Heating Source
every 2 months







Water / Sewer / Garbage
monthly







Home Security
monthly

















Saving for Repairs / Maintenance
monthly


Important Budgeting Tip






Household Items (e.g. Décor, Gardening Supplies)
annually


You can turn a decent budget into a great one – that really works well – by tracking your expenses. After you’ve tracked your expenses, you can replace the numbers you've entered today with more accurate figures.






Other
monthly











monthly









HOUSING EXPENSES TOTAL $0



To learn how to track your expenses and get a copy of our free Excel tracking spreadsheet, click here.
















OTHER UTILITIES
















Utility expenses shouldn't exceed 5% of your budget. Amount Select Notes
















Phone
monthly

















Cell Phone
monthly









100.0%






Cell Phone 2
monthly
















Other Cell Phone
monthly
















Cable
monthly
















Internet
monthly

















Phone / Internet / Cable Bundle
monthly

















Internet Subscriptions (e.g. Anti-Virus, Backups, etc.)
monthly



















monthly
















UTILITIES TOTAL $0



































FOOD & GROCERY STORE EXPENSES
















Food expenses should make up 10% - 20% of your budget.
















Learn how to save on groceries Amount Select Notes
















Groceries
monthly
















Specialty Store
monthly

















Big Box Store / Costco
monthly

















Personal Care (e.g. Grooming, Cosmetics)
weekly
















Baby / Infant Needs (e.g. Diapers, Formula)
monthly



















monthly

















FOOD TOTAL $0




































TRANSPORTATION















Transportation expenses should make up 15% - 20% of your budget. Amount Select Notes
















Lease Payment
monthly

















Vehicle Loan Payment
monthly

















Savings for New Vehicle
monthly


The light green coloured areas above are the suggested ranges for each budgeting category. The dark green bars indicate where your budget falls in each category. This lets you see if you're within the recommended range or outside of it. Once you fill in a bunch of expense categories this graph will work right.






Fuel
monthly









Insurance
monthly









Parking
monthly









Vehicle Maintenance
monthly


Please Note: Because these ranges can vary across the country and with different financial circumstances, we've given you the ability to change these suggested guidelines further down the page.






Roadside Assistance
monthly









Bus Fare
monthly









Taxi Fare
monthly



















monthly

















TRANSPORTATION TOTAL $0




































CLOTHING
















It's a good idea to allocate 3% - 5% of your budget for clothing. Amount Select Notes
















Clothing for Adult 1
monthly

















Clothing for Adult 2
monthly

















Shoes for Adult 1
monthly

















Shoes for Adult 2
monthly

















Special / Professional Clothing
monthly

















Clothing for Kids
monthly

















Shoes for Kids
monthly



















monthly

















CLOTHING TOTAL $0




































MEDICAL

Important Note






In Canada, you can expect medical expenses to be around 3% of your income. Amount Select Notes

Please keep in mind that the suggestions we are offering you in this tool are limited to the information you have provided here and are intended only as general guidance, not specific advice. Only you can decide what is best for you and your family.






Health Expenses








Provincial Medical Premiums
monthly


If you have medical expenses that you need to pay for out of your own pocket, these budgeting expense guidelines may not apply to you. Make sure you follow your health care provider's advice. Your health and well being should be your highest priority in putting together your budget, and if that means disregarding or changing these budgeting guidelines, then that's what you need to do.






Specialists (e.g. Massage, Chiropractor, Physiotherapy)
monthly









Eye Care
monthly









Prescriptions
monthly









Dental / Orthodontist
monthly









Over-the-Counter
monthly









Deductibles / Out-of-pocket
monthly










Other
monthly










Insurance








Life Insurance
monthly









Disability
monthly









Extended Health
monthly









Other (e.g. Critical Illness, Payment Protection)
monthly

















Vet Bills / Pet Insurance
monthly



















monthly

















MEDICAL TOTAL $0




































PERSONAL EXPENSES
















It's usually a good idea to allocate 5% to 10% of your budget for personal expenses.


































WORK EXPENSES Amount Select Notes
















Daycare
monthly

















Work Lunches / Breaks (Person 1)
monthly

















Work Lunches / Breaks (Person 2)
monthly

















Work License Fees / Professional Dues
monthly

















Work Supplies (e.g. Tools, Classroom Supplies)
monthly



















monthly

















LIVING EXPENSES Amount Select Notes
















Eating Out
monthly

















Buying Coffee / Snacks / Drinks
monthly

















Tobacco / Vaping / Cannabis
monthly

















Alcohol
monthly

















Entertainment (e.g. Movies, Event Tickets, Social Activities)
monthly

















iTunes / Music / Online Services
monthly

















Babysitting
monthly

















Recreation (e.g. Sports Equipment & Fees, Activities)
monthly

















Travel / Vacations
monthly

















Hobbies
monthly

















Lottery / Gaming
monthly

















Hair Cuts & Services
monthly

















Salon Services (e.g. Tanning, Aesthetics)
monthly

















Fitness Memberships
monthly

















Magazines / Newspapers / Books
monthly

















Education (Tuition & Supplies)
monthly

















Gifts / Special Occasions
monthly

















Donations / Charitable / Planned Giving
monthly


Select








Annual Memberships (Store, Online, Family, etc.)
monthly

















Bank Fees / Safety Deposit Box
monthly


10%








Storage Locker
monthly

















Laundry / Dry Cleaning
monthly

















Pet Food
monthly



















monthly

















CHILDREN Amount Select Notes
















Allowance

monthly

















Lessons / Activities

monthly

















School Supplies / Fees

monthly

















Gifts

monthly

















Other

monthly



















monthly

















PERSONAL EXPENSES TOTAL $0






















SAVINGS (Money for Spending Later)








It's wise to save 5% to 10% of your income for expenses that don't occur every month, as well as for your future. Then you'll have a little extra available when you need it.









Where to find money to save each month Payroll Deduction Amount Select Notes








Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA)
monthly









Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP)
monthly








Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP)
monthly








Emergency Savings
monthly








Other Savings
monthly








Income Tax (Additional)
monthly










monthly








SAVINGS TOTAL $0


















DEBT PAYMENTS







A manageable level of debt payments can take up 5% to 15% of your budget. Amount Select Notes







Line of Credit

monthly








Overdraft

monthly








Personal Loan

monthly








Student Loan

monthly








Credit Card 1

monthly








Credit Card 2

monthly








Credit Card 3

monthly








Credit Card 4

monthly








Credit Card 5

monthly








Money Owed to Family or Friends

monthly








Child / Spousal Support

monthly








Other Debt Payment

monthly








Income Tax Deductions

monthly








Other Loan

monthly











monthly








DEBT PAYMENTS TOTAL $0






















TOTAL MONTHLY EXPENSES $0











































Have you finished your budget, or do you need some help balancing your budget? If you think you're done, or if you'd like some help, select 'Yes':













Select




























Scroll down to edit Budgeting Guidelines











Select




































































































































































































































For more budgeting help, visit MyMoneyCoach.ca














































Budgeting Guidelines

















The Credit Counselling Society developed the budgeting guidelines used in this spreadsheet based on information from thousands of budgeting sessions with Canadian consumers. However, these guidelines are only meant as a starting point to help people get started in the budgeting process. Based on where you live in Canada, your financial situation, or your personal goals and priorities, you may need to adjust the guideline percentages.

Adjust the guidelines to suit your particular situation. For this early release of the tool, you can only modify four categories at this time. Any percentages you modify here will change the alerts that appear in your budget above.

Below we've provided you with the ability to move the some of the goal posts and adjust the guidelines to suit your particular situation (for this early release of this tool, you can only modify three categories). Any numbers you modify here will change when warnings appear in your budget above.



































































































































































Expense Category



Guideline Guideline Your Budget




















Minimum Maximum
















HOUSING EXPENSES



Not Applicable 35%

















OTHER UTILITIES



Not Applicable 5%

















FOOD & GROCERY STORE EXPENSES



10% 20%

















TRANSPORTATION



15% 20%

















CLOTHING



3% 5%

















MEDICAL



Not Applicable 3%

















PERSONAL EXPENSES



5% 10%

















SAVINGS



5% 10%

















DEBT PAYMENTS



5% 15%


































































































Suggestions

























If you notice anything wrong with this spreadsheet or have any suggestions for how we can improve it, please email us at
















suggestions@mymoneycoach.ca






































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































0
0























0 0 0























0 0 0























0 0 0























0 0 0























0 0 0























0 0 0























0 0 0























0 0 0























0 0 0























0 0 0























0 0 0























0 0 0























0 0 0























0 0 0























0 0 0























0 0 0























0 0 0























0 0 0























0 0 0





















What You're Spending on Food $0
0






















What the Average Canadian Household Your Size Spends on Food $0
























Spending Higher Than Average $0



















































Curtains - Values below are the curtains on the Food for Thought chart

























1

























1














































































































































































































































































The words contained in this file might help you see if this file matches what you are looking for:

...Sheet budget calculator spreadsheet welcome start by entering your name and indicate responses to the areas highlighted in green version what is first do you have a spouse or partner no kind of would like create select how many people will be supported this lt make sure number correct include all children adults who live home depend on once entered expenses ll get picture looks here budgeting guidelines tips off income after tax enter takehome click any type below choose more options from drop down list amount notes take biweekly pension monthly second commission child benefits support payments other lump sum needs last withdrawal frequency months total housing required run household shouldn rsquo t exceed mortgage line credit rent property taxes condo fee strata pad rental house tenant insurance electricity gas for alternate heating source every water sewer garbage security saving repairs maintenance important tip items eg d eacute cor gardening supplies annually can turn decent into ...

no reviews yet
Please Login to review.