So, another month is over. Did we meet our financial budget goals for the month of October. We earned for this month including the raise in my income that I talked about in the previous budget blog, a total of $4300. However we spent a total of $4703. We had a savings of $1332. Since we spent more than what we earned for the month, we had to withdraw $403 from our saving. So at the end of the month our savings is $929. Here is a breakdown of our budget:
| predicted | actual | October Figures | |||||
| BC Hydro | $50 | $50 | |||||
| Lotto | $80 | $195 | |||||
| Fun | $40 | $40 | |||||
| Bmo Line | $450 | $479 | |||||
| TD paym | $121 | $80 | |||||
| St loan | $121 | $89 | |||||
| Bank Fees | $11 | $11 | |||||
| RBc pay2 | $200 | $185 | |||||
| Rent | $1,450 | $1,485 | |||||
| BMO PE | $1,200 | $1,555 | |||||
| Cibc loan | $20 | $106 | |||||
| RBc pay1 | $220 | $260 | |||||
| Mutual F | $25 | $25 | |||||
| Charity | $22 | $22 | |||||
| c rbc loan | $121 | $121 | |||||
| total | $4,131 | $4,703 | |||||
Vancouver in the autumn, Queen Elizabeth Park
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