Enter your total monthly income and total monthly expenses. Then subtract your expenses
from your income to see if you have a surplus or a deficit. You can also use the
Budget Planner from the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, a useful
and complete interactive tool to create your household budget.
Variable expenses
|
Cost per month ($)
|
Groceries
|
$
|
Eating out
|
$
|
Household expenses (cleaning, maintenance, repairs, furniture)
|
$
|
Car repairs, gas, etc.
|
$
|
Computer equipment and office supplies
|
$
|
Pets
|
$
|
Health care (dental, medication, glasses/lenses)
|
$
|
Clothing and footwear
|
$
|
Personal care (toiletries, hair care, makeup, laundry)
|
$
|
Recreation (movies, games, videos, clubs, concerts, sports, etc.)
|
$
|
Travel
|
$
|
Gifts and charitable donations
|
$
|
Education (tuition, books, fees, etc.)
|
$
|
|
$
|
Total variable expenses
|
$0.00
|
Total monthly income
|
$0.00
|
Total monthly expenses
|
$0.00
|
Difference between total monthly income and total monthly expenses
|
$0.00
|