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Personal Finance Unit: Real World Project

(Description)  (Picture)

Salary / Requirements Median Salary $________/yr Requirements  (Picture)

THE COMMUNITY  (Community Statistics)  1.  2.  3.  (Picture)

(APARTMENT OR HOUSE)  (Description)  Rent or Mortgage: $________  ___________________  (Picture)

(TYPE OF CAR)  Used or New cost $______  Car payment $ _______  (Description)

INCOME  Gross Income (Salary)  $_________ per year  Net Income (After Taxes)  $________ per year  Monthly Net Income  $_________ per month EXPENSES  Fixed Expenses (make a list)  1.  2.  3.  Variable Expenses (make a list)  1.  2.  3.

INCOMEEXPENSE Monthly Net Income$__________ Rent/Mortgage$_________ Utilities$______ Cable/Internet/Phone$______ Student Loans$______ Car Payments$______ Fuel/Repairs/Insurance$______ Health & Style$______ Vacation/Gifts$______ Groceries$______ Fun$______ TOTAL BALANCE$_________$__________