By Ms. Cooke.  Married or Single  Number of Children  Occupation  Salary  Spouse’s Occupation  Spouse’s Salary  Anything else you want us to know.

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By Ms. Cooke

 Married or Single  Number of Children  Occupation  Salary  Spouse’s Occupation  Spouse’s Salary  Anything else you want us to know about your life

 Description  Type of Education Needed  University, College, or Training Attended  Place of employment  Advantages and Disadvantages

 Make/Model/Year (If you have 2 cars then file out bullet points for both.)  Features  Cost  Why did you chose this vehicle?

 Address  Cost  Rooms  Advantages and Disadvantages  Why I chose this apartment

Monthly Income and Expense$ Amount Salary$4,000 Spouse Salary$2,000 Rent($1,700) Taxes($1,500) Car($600) Gasoline($170) Electricity($100) Water($25) Phone($70) Cable($40) Groceries($500) Unexpected Instances($300) Balance Remaining$995

 Name the Categories we did not account for?  How much will you spend on these other categories?  Do you have money left over and what will you do with it?  What will you do if you go over budget?

 At least 5 bullet points