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SUMMARY:Text Lesson: An Overview of Personal Budgeting and Common Categories
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DESCRIPTION: What Is a Budget?
An itemized budget that covers all the basic budget categories, is one of the most important tools you can utilize to take control of your finances. A personal budget is a spending plan. It shows you what you’ll have left after you take your income and subtract all your expenses each month. To create a budget, you need to break down all of your spendings into categories, so you can clearly see your spending habits and where you might be overspending. It will end up looking something like this.

So That’s All I Have to do and Eventually I’ll Be rich!?!
Not quite.
A personal budget is like a road map to your financial future. But what good is a road map (or GPS on your phone, for those of you who’ve never seen a map) if you don’t follow it or listen to the directions it’s chirping at you?
If this analogy has confused you, it’s because it’s a crappy analogy. But, what I’m attempting to say here is that a budget is only one of the two critical requirements for...

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