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Perosnal Budget Spreadsheet

CountryWise · 2006-11-21 11:50:57

A few months back somebody posted a relatively simple budget spreadsheet, i remember it as i liked its simplicity and was alot better than anything online available for download....anyone got this and could they post it? i have done a search and cant find it?

21-11-2006 12:50pm

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A few months back somebody posted a relatively simple budget spreadsheet, i remember it as i liked its simplicity and was alot better than anything online available for download....anyone got this and could they post it?
i have done a search and cant find it?

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Moving from Economics. All the old topics are on this forum and you might get more help here anyway. Best of luck.

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#3 22-11-2006 6:08pm

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An easy one to do youself is to put something together outlining all of your transactions from your bank statements. Identify each item that relates to a Bill, and which is simply a personal withdrawal.

Do it over a six month period and it will give you an idea of what your monthly outgoings are, and the rest of what you spend.

Works for me anyway.

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