The Most Common Budgeting Categories & A Free Budgeting Template to get you started!

If you are anything like me, creating a budget is about as fun as riding a bike with no seat. And while numbers, spreadsheets and restrictive budgets are pretty boring, it would be nice to have more money and not be in debt right?

So when is the last time you ran your expenses to see how much money you are spending? 6 months? 6 years? Never? No matter your situation, it’s all good. By listing out all of your most common expenses you will be able to see what’s truly important and what expenses are a waste of your money. Plus, once it’s done, you’ll most likely feel better. 

Below you will find some of the most common expense and budgeting categories, laid out in a very simple budgeting worksheet. Feel free to fill in the blanks or use the template as a guide to create your own. 

And if you would like to learn how to improve your relationship with money, free yourself from debt, keep more of what you make and not have to worry about restrictive, boring budgets, I invite you to sign up for our mailing list or simply check out www.TheBigSplitWithLucas.com . Enjoy!

Elise Barnes

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I work with businesses of all sizes on custom website design, SEO, website redesigns, ecommerce, and migrations to Squarespace. I also create premium Squarespace templates for business owners who want a polished website they can make their own.

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