form to help with home budgeting?
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http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/results.aspx?Scope=TC&Query=budget
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This one has about every kind of tax form you could ever need:\n\nhttp://www.michigan.gov/treasury/0,1607,7-121-1750_2143_2144-5924--,00.html\n\nHere's another that might be helpful: http://www.bankrate.com/brm/itax/edit/state/profiles/state_tax_Mich.asp
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Take a look at the microsoft templates page.  It has lots of financial templates
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Use the envelope system.  Make a realistic budget for each category and when you get paid put that much money into each envelope.  When the money in the envelope is gone you don't buy anything else in that category.
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Contact ohio jobs and family services. They will tell you what forms you need and it costs about $600 to do it. I would suggest splitting it.
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It depends if you'd like a virtual form, or a form for the employees to fill out by hand.\n\nhttp://www.seniortechcenter.org/reference_library/software/wordform.php\n\nThat's one way to do it, if you're going the digital way.
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Make a list separately of what you both want, enjoy, need - pay no attention to order or anything Else. Then get together and compare, here you can eliminate or even add to a single list you agree on. Then place them in order of importance, please no arguing - if it is important to you (or him) then it is - no matter what you (or he) thinks. Now we have a list, next place a time next to them. House - 3 years, vacation - 1 year etc. Then put dollar amounts next to them - house deposit needed $10,000 divide that by 36 (3yearsx12) you now have a monthly value. Once you have done this you will see that you have monthly values for the things you are trying to do. Then add up everything and get a monthly total. You'll either have enough to do it all or not enough to do it all. Then sit down again and work out what you can eliminate or reduce - going to the bar (or whatever) once every two months is cheaper than going every week(or night!). House deposit in 4 years instead of three etc - Once you can see what you can achieve, and you are both on board, then it is easy to do. This may take a few talks, so get coffee and cookies and sit in a nice and comfortable room. \nThe idea is to give your spouse something they want, and help them understand in order to get it, they need to save/cut back/stick to budget - whatever term works best - to get it. Where 'it' is something they (and you as a couple) agree is worth saving for.\nGood Luck!
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Since you know all the details, you should design one yourself!\n\nHow can someone else make a form for you if they do not know the requirements for said form? You are the expert on the requirements, so go build one!
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to do a budget you need to look at all of your outgoing expenses.... \n\nRent-----\n\nElectric ---\n\nGas ----\n\nPhone -----\n\nGroceries ----\n\nChild Care ----\n\nInternet Service  ---\n\nCar Payment -----\n\nCar Insurance----\n\nCredit Cards -----\n\nMedical Insurance ---\n\nExpected Monthly Medical Expenses ----\n\nSavings ----\n\n~~if you need more help than this click on my avatar, and either IM me or e-mail me with a place where i could send an attachment, i have a sample budget form i could send you.~~
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I guess I might start by both of us setting down and take a look at what is going out in bill's 1st for the month.\n Then look at what is left over after bill's food gas for work --Then add up your pay coming into the home each week then add that up to see what you have now deducted the over all bill's from that ---That is what you have left to play with or save.Now this is where each of you need to see what each of you may spend with whats left over.And if there is not enough to shop that week or every 2 weeks just don't do it !\nIt takes a lot of disciplined as you know since you are the Strict Budget one.\nBut yes I would set down in a loving way and talk it out.\nYou sound like a sweet husband.trying to fix something before it gets out of hand.
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Start with a file cabinet and organize your bills. and etc you will always find them when you need them.\n  Make a cook book , by typing all your recipes into the computer and copying them , give them to your children or Friends for a gift. Add poems or stories of you growing up make it personnel. You can make it small or big it all depends on you. Get fancy copying paper to jazz it up..Clean out your closets and give it to the poor,
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I have been a stay-at-home mom for over a year, and we are doing better financially than when I was working. Granted, every family would like a "little extra," but she needs to not only look at their expenses now, but the expenses she would accrue going to work, i.e. DAYCARE, gas (especially with the current pricing), changes in auto insurance (going from personal use), food and clothing allowances for work, and a few others. If she wants to sit down and add all of their current expenses and compare to those extras, she might just consider cutting back. If she needs solutions on cutting back, have her e-mail me. I have done it!
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Doesn't have to be fancy. Start with your paycheck(s). Then estimate your daily/weekly expenses like groceries, parking, gas, bus tickets, coffee, etc. Now figure out what are your monthly expenses, like rent, car payment, and insurance. Divide those in half (not exactly right but close enough) and add to your expense list. Maybe you have other expenses that are less often, like some insurance. Set aside an amount each week so that you'll have enough when it's time ot pay. From there you need to see how good your guesses were, and compare how much you really spent to what you thought. Fine tune as you go.
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Depends on what state you are in. If you add info here I can find the form for you easily.
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Define your net worth before you define what you want.  Certain things are needed (rent; food; gas; insurance (auto/home/healthcare).  Any financial affidavit will help you to define your expenses and you will MOST certainly be able to decide what to cut out of your budget.  Keep in mind when filling it out that your monthly expenses should be multiplied by 12 and THEN devided by 52.  What you spend a week will shock you!  Once you've figured that out - link up your checking account to ING Direct to start saving - even if it's only 25/pay period (have it direct deposited) current interest rate is 3.75% (can't beat it!)  Good luck...\n\nPS - Out of work since 10/05 (NO money coming in - not even unemployment (not eligible) single mom of 3 (1-college 2-daycare) (no child support - yet) and if I can do it - you most certainly can!)
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Just follow the instructions on the form--if she didn't assign you to itemize it--you're in the clear.  I hope she gave you the publication/handbook that goes with the form, if not check the link below.\n\nIt's extremely easy--it really is, just follow the steps, each step corresponds to a page in the publication---so if you're on step 17, turn to page 17 of the publication.  Read it and follow the simple steps, it is all broken down for you, including what is your tax rate---you'll find that on the back of the publication, between the columns.
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i would suggest using www.homefair.com.   they provide info on cost of living comparisions and school comparisions.  For example if you make 30k where you live it may tell you you need 35 in your new city to be at the same level