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Income: $11.5k
Driving lessons: $520
Uber Eats: $500
Uber: $300
Cash gift to older sister: $300
Internet: $100
Barber: $40
Phone recharge: $15
Savings: $9745
Edit: Ops my bad. The income after taxes comes out to be 9.5k. Please adjust accordingly. I miscalculated because I was given some reimbursement this month.
Rent : 2700
Food : 500
Car + fuel : 700
Other necessities : 200
Entertainment : 100
Rest goes into stocks..
3500 mortgage and taxes
1300 childcare
200 gas+electricity avg
~3500 credit card bills (includes grocery, purchases, phone/tv, etc)
So about 3000 saved monthly. Should increase to 7000 a month once mortgage is paid off (34 more payments) and the almost 2 year old is out of daycare (3.5 more years)
That 1325 childcare used to be 1150 when my 6 year old used to be 1. (NJ)
Utilities: 300
Food: 300
Car: 50
Prime, Netflix, Spotify, etc: 50
Rest goes into stocks
TC 520
Food- $500
Funk pops- $1000