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Budget Project
Pediactric Nurse
- I chose a nurse because i love helping people
- I love kids
Pediactric Nurse
- I've always wanted to be a nurse
Monthly Income
- my monthly net income is $2957.25
Monthly Income
- after taxes i was left with $977.53
- to me just seeing that wouldent be that much money gone but when you realise how much money was taken from taxes.
Annual yearly income
- my annual yearly income was $41,190
Annual yearly income
Saving and budgeting
- I started with $2957.25 and ended with $977
- I decided to share a house with tiffany i had to see about me electric bill and my utilities.
Saving and budgeting
- I bought a small car and then i found about gas, car paymend and my insurence
- I later found out about food, clothes,entertainment and my phone bill.
- i donated $100 to chardy
realising
realising and understanding
- i learned in this project that the money was spent fast.
- i spent $419 alone on my car it might not seem like a lot but when you have to pay food,clothing,entertainment it adds up.
- on my house i shared wih someone so i only had to pay $650 to buy it.
saving and planning
i chose to take my left over money into my car fund because i did not have enough for the small car.
i chose to share a house so i wouldent pay as much money
i spent $650 on my house when i shared it
i put in $295.72 in savings
Saving and planning
STRATEGY
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STRATEGY
I donated $100 to chardy
i wanted to share a house and not get a pet to save more money for other expences
with any left over money I put to cable and my phone bill
i put the left over money $977.53 in savings for a vacation
Overall
- over all on this project i think i learned a lot from it
- i think it was really cool to see how we pay taxes and how we buy a house
Overall
- learning about how taxes take your pay check or your money and leave you with almost nothing from what you started after taxes