Level 4. Budgeting Repair Practice

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Examine the different budgets to see if you can identify the areas that need improvement!

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Level 4. Budgeting Repair Practice


Level 4. Budgeting Repair PracticeVersion en ligne Examine the different budgets to see if you can identify the areas that need improvement! par WM 1 Noah is 16 and works part-time at a grocery store. He earns $250 per month. Budget Allocation: Shoes: $120/ Online purchases: $70/ Food & snacks: $90/ Savings: $20 What is the biggest problem with Marcus’s budget? a His savings are too high b He should not be buying shoes c He is spending more than he earns d His food budget is unrealistic 2 Jadah earns $450 per month working as a tutor. Budget Allocation: Gas: $100/ Shopping: $150/ Eating out: $120/ Savings: $30/ Miscellaneous: $50 What would be the best way to improve Jadah's budget? a Increase savings by $100 b Remove gas expenses c Stop shopping completely d Reduce expenses from shopping and eating out and increase savings 3 Josh earns $500 per month from his part-time job. Budget Allocation: Gym membership: $30/ Gas: $70/ Entertainment: $$200/ Subscriptions: $100/ Savings: $100 What percentage of Josh's income is going to savings? a 50% b 20% c 30% d 10% 4 Michelle works as a waitress and earns $1,000 per month Budget Allocation: Beauty & cosmetics: $300/ Rent: $350/ Gas: $80/ Car insurance $120/ Savings: $150 What is wrong with Michelle's budget? a She spends more than she earns b She spends too much on beauty & cosmetics c She doesn't save enough d Her car insurance is too high 5 Emily works as a cashier on the weekend and earns $300 per month Budget Allocation: Gym membership: $20/ Online shopping: $70/ Subscriptions: $50/ Eating out: $60/ Gas: $50/ Beauty & cosmetics: $50 What is the best way for Emily to improve her budget? a Lower her expenses b Nothing. Her budget is suitable c Reduce wants and start saving d Shop less 6 Taylor earns $2,200 per month Budget Allocation: Rent: $1,200/ Food: $300/ Transportation: $150/ Entertainment: $150/ Savings: $400 What is the main concern with this budget? a Housing takes up too much inconme b Food expense is unrealistic c Savings are too high d Entertainment expense should be reduced 7 John earns $3,500 per month and wants to use the zero-based budget. Budget Allocation: Rent: $1,000/ Childcare: $300/ Food: $200/ Entertainment: $300/ Transportation: $150/ Car insurance: $200/ Car note: $500/ Savings: $700 Why does this budget not follow the zero-based method? a He doesn't save 20% b He doesn't use cash envelopes for expense categories c He has a budget surplus d He doesn't pay himself first 8 Morgan earns $2,500 per month. Budget Allocation: Needs: $1,200/ Wants: $800/ Savings: $500 What is the biggest issue with Morgan's budget? a Savings are too low b Needs aren't high enough c Wants are too high d She has no money left over 9 Sam earns $1,500 per month working at a retirement home. Budget Allocation: Rent: $400/ Food: $150/ Transportation: $200/ Shoes & clothes: $300/ Entertainment: $250/ Savings: $200 Which category might be easiest to reduce to improve his budget? a Shoes & clothes b Rent c Transportation d Food 10 Monica earns $4,000 per month as a teacher. Budget Allocation: Mortgage: $2,100/ Car note: $700/ Eating out: $300/ Entertainment: $400/ Shopping: $350/ Savings: $500 What is wrong with Monica's budget? Choose one or more answers a Needs are too high b Savings are too low c Wants are too high d Budget deficit Feedback 1 Marcus earns $400 per month and spends $420 per month 4 Michelle should be saving 20% of her income, which is $200. All other expenses fit within the standard 50/30/20 budget 6 Needs should only consume 50% of your income. Taylor's housing is more than that even before factoring in other needs like food and transportation 7 John has $150 remaining after all expenses, which doesn't fit the zero-based budget framework

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Level 4. Budgeting Repair PracticeVersion en ligne

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Noah is 16 and works part-time at a grocery store. He earns $250 per month. Budget Allocation: Shoes: $120/ Online purchases: $70/ Food & snacks: $90/ Savings: $20 What is the biggest problem with Marcus’s budget?

Jadah earns $450 per month working as a tutor. Budget Allocation: Gas: $100/ Shopping: $150/ Eating out: $120/ Savings: $30/ Miscellaneous: $50 What would be the best way to improve Jadah's budget?

Josh earns $500 per month from his part-time job. Budget Allocation: Gym membership: $30/ Gas: $70/ Entertainment: $$200/ Subscriptions: $100/ Savings: $100 What percentage of Josh's income is going to savings?

Michelle works as a waitress and earns $1,000 per month Budget Allocation: Beauty & cosmetics: $300/ Rent: $350/ Gas: $80/ Car insurance $120/ Savings: $150 What is wrong with Michelle's budget?

Emily works as a cashier on the weekend and earns $300 per month Budget Allocation: Gym membership: $20/ Online shopping: $70/ Subscriptions: $50/ Eating out: $60/ Gas: $50/ Beauty & cosmetics: $50 What is the best way for Emily to improve her budget?

Taylor earns $2,200 per month Budget Allocation: Rent: $1,200/ Food: $300/ Transportation: $150/ Entertainment: $150/ Savings: $400 What is the main concern with this budget?

John earns $3,500 per month and wants to use the zero-based budget. Budget Allocation: Rent: $1,000/ Childcare: $300/ Food: $200/ Entertainment: $300/ Transportation: $150/ Car insurance: $200/ Car note: $500/ Savings: $700 Why does this budget not follow the zero-based method?

Morgan earns $2,500 per month. Budget Allocation: Needs: $1,200/ Wants: $800/ Savings: $500 What is the biggest issue with Morgan's budget?

Sam earns $1,500 per month working at a retirement home. Budget Allocation: Rent: $400/ Food: $150/ Transportation: $200/ Shoes & clothes: $300/ Entertainment: $250/ Savings: $200 Which category might be easiest to reduce to improve his budget?

Monica earns $4,000 per month as a teacher. Budget Allocation: Mortgage: $2,100/ Car note: $700/ Eating out: $300/ Entertainment: $400/ Shopping: $350/ Savings: $500 What is wrong with Monica's budget?

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