Creating a Budget Review  Determine your income.  Determine your fixed expenses.  Determine your flexible expenses.  Total your expenses and subtract.

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Creating a Budget Review  Determine your income.  Determine your fixed expenses.  Determine your flexible expenses.  Total your expenses and subtract them from your income.  Determine how you will handle unplanned/emergency expenses.

Types of Expenses  Monthly bills that don’t change:  Mortgage  Rent  Car payment  School fees  Insurance  Monthly bills that might always be due, but vary in amount:  Groceries  Entertainment  Clothing  Gifts  School supplies FixedFlexible

How to Balance a Budget Total Monthly Income Fixed Expenses - Flexible Expenses Total Do you have any money left? If so, what are you going to do with it? Do you have enough money? If not, what are you going to leave off in order to cover all expense?

Writing Checks 1. Date: Write the date that you are filling out the check. 2. Pay to the Order of: Write the name of the company or person that will receive the payment. In order to prevent fraud, it is a good idea to draw a line to the end, after you write the payee’s name. 3. $: Put the amount of the check in this box. It should be in numbers, such as $ Dollars: Fill-in the amount of the check in words, such as twenty-one and 45/100. In order to prevent fraud, it is a good idea to draw a line to the end after you have written the check amount. 5. Memo: Use this area to write yourself a note that explains why you wrote the check or to record the account number of the bill. This section does not need to be completed for the check to be valid. 6. Signature: You must sign your name here to validate your check. 7. Routing Number: The code that identifies your bank. It is also used to process automated transfers, such as direct deposit. 8. Account Number: Your unique number that is connected only to your account.

Protecting Yourself  Use dark ink when writing checks; never use pencil or erasable ink.  Write clearly.  Always start at the far left, so extra numbers cannot be written in.  Keep your checks in a safe place.

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