Do You Budget For These 60 Things?

Whether you call it a budget, savings strategy or spending plan, keeping track of what you spend money on throughout the month and year is an essential part to gaining and keeping financial security.

While not all of these items will be relevant to every budget, they are likely to help jog your memory of things you do spend on or want to contribute to on a regular basis.

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Contributions

Tithing

Donating to specific charities, such as:

Special Olympics
March of Dimes
St. Jude's Research Hospital

Campaign Funds

Educational Institutes

Endowments

Trusts

Grants

Retirement Funds

Maintenance

House Maintenance, such as:

Yard cleanup
Gardening
Paint
Hardware Repair/Replacing
Air Filters
Water Filters
Carpet Cleaning
Pest Control

Car Maintenance, such as:

10,000 Mile Checks
Oil Changes
Tire Rotations
Tire Changes
Registration
Inspection
Air Filters

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Fees

Safe Deposit Box

Labor Union Dues

AARP Memberships

AAA Membership or Other Roadside Assistance

Other Memberships

Bank Account Fees

Kids' sporting fees

Organizations

Neighborhood Dues

Gyms

Subscriptions

Streaming Services, like:

Netflix
Hulu
Amazon Prime

Magazines, Trade Journals

Cable Packages

Healthcare

Prescriptions

Vitamins

Copays

Toothbrushes, toothpaste, floss

Medical Devices, such as diabetic testing strips

Glasses

Contacts

Pets

Vet bills

Food

Treats

Toys

Grooming

Boarding

Training

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Guests

Extra Food Costs

Extra Utilities Spent

Extra Entertainment Costs

Extra Gas Expenses

Holidays

Decorations

Presents

Extra Food

Candy/Treats

Extra Gas

Birthday Cards/Gifts

Ex-Vacation Trips

Wedding Attendances

Funerals

Sporting Events

Other Miscellaneous Items

Hair Cuts

Babysitters

Field-Trip Costs

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