Income
Spending
Costs
Bills
Saving/Investing
100
Our household income in January came from this type of source.
Working a job.
100
This expense took the most money out of our budget in January.
Rent (45.5% | $2,250).
100
Groceries plus fast food together totaled this amount.
$1,851
100
These four cards were used to pay for bills in January.
President's Choice Mastercard
Simplii Financial Debit Mastercard
Walmart Rewards Mastercard
CIBC Costco Mastercard
200
This was the parents' combined household income for January.
$7,414.93
200
This category took the least money out of our budget in January.
Cat Litter (0.4% | $19.21).
200
A four pack of Rio Mare Tuna in Olive Oil costs this much (before tax).
$17.99
200
This bill will eventually end, and is charged monthly, regardless of usage.
Phone bill installments.
200
If we invested $200 into XIC.TO at the start of January, today it would be worth this much.
$201.82 (compared to $200.027 in CIBC savings).
300
This portion of our income was set aside before spending began.
$0.00
300
This expense category ranked second highest in January spending.
Groceries ($1,686).
300
A three pack of Boursin Cheese costs this much (before tax).
$14.79
300
This was the total cost of utilities (hydro, gas utility, water heater) in January.
$252.15
400
Compared to January expenses, our income was higher or lower by this amount.
$2,466.00
400
This was our total spending across all categories in January.
$4,949.21
400
One bag of Kirkland Signature Pecans costs this much (before tax).
$23.99
400
This highway 407 bill cost this much.
$39.87
400
To save $10,000 a year (without interest), you would need to set aside this amount every day.
$27.40
500
This percentage of the income went toward expenses in January.
66.7%
500
This was the combined total of all expenses excluding rent.
$2,699.21
500
If we cut fast food, thrifting, and Lotto spending in half, we would’ve saved this much in January.
$158.34
500
This percentage of our total spending went to non-optional expenses.
92.7% (rent, groceries, houseware, gas (car), hydro, gas (utility), cat food, water heater, phone payment, cat litter).
500
If one of us went missing or was unavailable, the passwords required to access the financial accounts without stress are?
