Here comes the mid-month review.
Mortgage -
Successfully doubled-up
Retirement/Emergency Savings -
On Track
House Maintenance -
Savings are up to $1,021.49. I could easily replace my water heater if it went
at this point.
Housing Taxes/Insurance –
Taxes savings are at $634.60 with the bill (about $1,200 due by the end of June. There was a nice jump thanks to some
provincial tax refunds. Insurance is on Track
Big Ticket Items -
$143.14 in savings, just a bit frustraiting that this is growing so slowly.
Travel -
On Track
Health Insurance -
Spent
Bus Pass -
Spent
Cell Phone/Internet -
Bills have not yet arrived, but I have a bit extra hanging around in this
category just in case.
Car Savings -
Going well, and I am so not in a rush to get a car.
Train -
$89 still there. Almost two sets of round trip tickets.
Other Transportation -
$90.70 set aside, my city has an awesome bus system.
Utilities –
Billing cycle got a bit convoluted this month, I’ve already paid and I still
have $146.86 for next month.
Food -
$169.42 left. Yes, I know there is a ridiculous amount here, but I’m not
sure of the costs of starting a garden so I’ll leave the excess for a bit.
Miscellaneous -
$2.09 left. Plus a bit in my wallet.
Entertainment -
$5. Lucky the library doesn’t cost me or I’d be broke!
Social/Sports -
$10, slowly saving for next years dues.
Clothes -
$40
Gifts -
$18.73.
Financial Planning -
$25 For some reason they haven’t started my monthly deductions. Oh well.
Little and big seem to be on track, and I can happily
report that my houseguest has paid her rent ($420) and my double up mortgage
payment for the next month is ready to go!
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