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BUDGETING TECHNIQUES & Terms Exploring Business & Marketing
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Write a paragraph using the following Ch. 28 Key Words Money Management BudgetIncome Gross pay Deductions Net pay WithholdingExpenditures Fixed expenses Variable expenses Budget variance
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Budget A spending and saving plan
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Main Purposes of a Budget Live within Income Achieve financial goals Buy Wisely Avoid credit problems Plan for financial emergencies Develop good money management
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The process of creating a budget involves: Setting financial goals Planning budget categories Maintaining financial records Evaluating your budget
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Fixed Expenses Costs that occur regularly at the same amount each time –Rent –Mortgages –Payments –Insurance premiums
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Variable expenses Living costs with differing amounts each time –Food –Clothing –Utilities –Medical/Dental
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Allowance Amount budgeted for savings and other expenditures
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Budget Categories SavingsFoodClothingHouseholdTransportation Health & Personal Care Recreation & education Gifts & Contributions
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Budget Variance Comparison of actual spending with budgeted amount
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Characteristics of a successful budget: Must be realistic Should be flexible Evaluated regularly Well planned & Communicated effectively with concerned parties Simple format
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How are financial goals important to budgeting? First step of any financial strategy Helps decide where you would like to be financially Develop budget accordingly
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Why are variable expenses more difficult to budget than fixed expenses? They vary from month to month
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Factors that influencing budget categories Rent of facilities Business size # of employees Cost of living in your area Utilities costs Economy fluctuation Insurance benefits Payroll Product producing costs
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Budget Variance—Should you change your spending plan? Not necessarily If you expect continued higher or lower expenditures, consider it!
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Put it in Writing You may forget how much is to be spent or has been spent
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Deficit When actual spending is greater than planned spending
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The End!
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