Welcome to the IBA Budget Planner

This budget template enables you to work out where your money is going.

You can save your results online and print out a summary.

Select each section and enter your figures, you can choose how to enter and display the results.

Budget Planner

Income

$0
Your take-home pay?
Your partner's take-home pay?
Bonuses/overtime
Income from savings and investments?
Family benefit payments
Child support received
Others

Financial Commitments

$0
Rent / Mortgage
Car loan repayments
Other loan repayments?
Credit Card repayment?
Voluntary super contributions
Savings?
Child support payments
Donations / Charity
Pocket money?
Add any additional financial commitment/debt not already covered?

Home / Utilities

$0

Home

Council rates
Body Corporate fees
Home and contents insurance
Home maintenance and repairs?
New furniture / Appliances?
Other

Utilities

Electricity
Gas
Water
Internet/Home Phone
Pay TV?
Mobile phone(s)?
Type in your own expense

Education / Health

$0

Education

School fees
Uni / TAFE
Childcare / Pre-school?
School uniforms
Sport, music, dance, etc
Excursions
Other?

Health

Private health insurance
Life insurance?
Doctors?
Dentists
Medicines / Pharmacy?
Eyecare / Glasses?
Vet
Type in your own expense

Shopping / Transport

$0

Shopping

Supermarket?
Clothing / Shoes
Cosmetics / Toiletries
Hairdresser
Gifts and others?
Other food and grocery?

Transport

Car maintenance
Car rego / Licence?
Petrol
Road tolls / Parking
Trains / Buses / Ferries
Type in your own expense?

Entertainment / Eating out

$0

Entertainment

Holidays
Bars / Clubs
Other Alcohol
Gym / Sporting membership
Cigarettes
Movies / Music?
Hobbies
Newspaper / Magazines
Celebrations?
Other

Eating out

Restaurants
Takeaway / Snacks
Bought lunches
Regular Coffee/Tea/Other bought drinks
Type in your own expense

Total Outgoings

$0

What's Left

$0

Summary

Your budget position:

You are spending $0 per week less than you earn.

Your spending breakdown:

What's Next?

What do I want to save for? Is it to pay off existing debt? Is it to save for a big purchase? It is to save for a house deposit?

How do I do this?

View your spending. Work back through the budget planner to see whether there may be a good opportunity to reduce your non-essential spending.

You can save or print your plan by clicking the icons at the top of page.

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