Student Name

Living on My OwnDecember 12, 2014

Income

• Your employer• Job title• Job responsibilities• Earnings• If you are a student, where you get the rest of

your money. Don’t count on a scholarship unless you know NOW you are earning one

• Source of information

Savings

• You must at least save $20 a month. • Indicate how much, they type of account and

the amount of interest you earn• Sources of information

Your homeMore than one slide ok

• Where you live• Description of your home• Amount of rent• Deposits required• What is included (amenities, utilities, furniture

etc.)• Whether you have a roommate or not• Sources of information

Work/School Expenses

• Work Clothing, equipment, training– How much– Who pays

• School—tuition, fees and books• Sources of information

Transportation

• Distance to school/work from home• Parking costs• If you are a student living on campus, plan trips

home to visit family and friends– Means of travel– How often– How far

• Sources of information

Transportation

• Your car (if you are going to a university you don’t need a car)– Make and model– Car payment – explain if you don’t have one– Gas mileage– Insurance– Routine maintenance– Costs

• If you don’t have a car, how will you travel—include costs• Sources of Information

Personal Expenses(you can use more than one slide)

• Utilities—PG&E, cable, internet, etc.• Phone• Food• Cleaning and laundry• Personal care• Clothing• Entertainment• Renter’s insurance• Health insurance• Anything else you think of• Sources of information

Startup costs• Place your start-up costs table here

Budget

• Place your budget• Money coming in and money going out must

balance

Your thoughts

• What you learned from doing this project. 3-5 bullet points.