Budget Spreadsheet

The Budget Spreadsheet details various income sources and expenses across twelve months, providing a comprehensive overview of financial planning.

In the income section, the categories include Wages, Gifts, Other, and Roommates, though no specific monetary values are currently listed for any of these sources. The total income for the year remains unfilled, reflecting a need for data entry.

Moving to fixed expenses, the spreadsheet outlines essential costs such as Car Payment, Rent, Wifi, and Gym. Like the income section, these categories lack specific amounts, leaving the total fixed expenses column empty as well.

The priority expenses section includes Groceries, Gas, Car Insurance, and Student Loans, again without any dollar values assigned. This section also has an unfilled total, highlighting the absence of recorded expenditures.

Non-priority expenses are detailed next, featuring categories such as Toiletries/Household, Other, Dining Out, Coffee, Entertainment, Clothes, Alcohol, Gifts, Health, Trips, Oslo, and Unexpected expenses. Each of these categories is similarly devoid of specific financial figures, with the total for non-priority expenses remaining blank.

Finally, the summary section lists the months from January to December, culminating in a total for expenses that also lacks any recorded amounts. The Budget Surplus section follows, which is intended to show the difference between total income and total expenses, but it too is currently unfilled.