50/20/30 Budget
Pay Yourself First
Zero-Based Budget
Envelope Budget
Dispatch
100

What are some examples of needs?

Rent, groceries, transportation, gas, bills, food, water, and more

100

Who do you pay?

Yourself

100

____-Based Budget

Zero

100

True or False: This is a 50/20/30 Budget

False

100

What character would I be, ONLY 1 RIGHT ANSWER

Robert Robertson lll

200

What are some examples of what you could save for in the future using this budget? 

College, vacations, a car, big purchase, other goals

200

Once you pay yourself, where do you put it?

Savings Account

200

In what ways can you track this budget?

Notebook or basic spreadsheet

200

If you don't want to carry cash, use a _________ app

budgeting

200

Who has the most aura in Dispatch

Chase 

300

How do you track this budget?

Monthly, adjusting it if income/costs change 
300

What comes first, savings or paying the bills in this budget?

Savings 

300

What amount of money should you end with at the end of the month?

$0

300

Why does this budget help?

Makes spending tangible and limits overspending. Helps see where your money goes in real time

300

What does SDN stand for 

Superhero Dispatch Network

400

What does 50/20/30 stand for?

Needs, Savings, Wants 

400

When should you transfer money to savings?

At the beginning of each month 

400

What is a Zero-Based Budget?

A budget where every $ of income is assigned to a purpose, you plan for all expenses ahead of time while saving for emergencies, and it helps avoid impulse buys.

400
What is an Envelope Budget?

A budget where you use envelopes for different spending areas, putting a set amount in each envelope at the start of each month. When one is empty, you can't spend in that category until the next month

400

Who voices Sonar and Punch up

Moistcr1TiKaL and Jacksepticeye

500

How do you create this budget? 

Find your net income after taxes, split net pay into 50% Needs, 20% Savings, and 30% Wants. 

500

If saving becomes uncomfortable, what should you do?

Start with a small amount and increase over time

500

How do you use this budget?

List all income sources, list every planned expense, assign money to each expense until you reach $0 for the end of the month, if money is left, add or increase a savings category, and track/adjust if needed

500

How do you use this budget?

Decide categories (needs, wants, savings, etc), place planned amount of cash in envelopes, spend from envelopes only, when empty, stop spending that category 

500

What is Shroud's real name, and what group does he lead? 

Elliot Connors, The Red Ring 

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