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1. Start with a budget that fits your family's situation and spending habits. The key is having money left over, not where you are spending money. Don't follow someone's percentages as to how much you should be spending on groceries or gasoline. Your budget must fit your family.
2. It is necessary to accurately list your income and expenses. Don't round things up or down. Don't smudge on how much of your income goes to taxes. Don't leave things out. Be honest, or it won't work. Never budget for a future income, budget for right now.
3. You need to include enough categories so that you know where your money is going. However, too many people go to extremes in details. You don't need to necessarily track every single category, you can lump some together. For example, my family budget includes a free spending category. This can be anything from clothing (we don't purchase a lot of clothing) to a night out on the town.
4. You have to include things that don't happen monthly, such as your auto insurance, homeowner's insurance, property taxes and yearly leases. Make sure that you are putting th
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   1. Start with a budget that fits your family's situation and spending habits. The key is having money left over, not where you are spending money. Don't follow someone's percentages as to how much you should be spending on groceries or gasoline. Your budget must fit your family.
   2. It is necessary to accurately list your income and expenses. Don't round things up or down. Don't smudge on how much of your income goes to taxes. Don't leave things out. Be honest, or it won't work. Never budget for a future income, budget for right now.
   3. You need to include enough categories so that you know where your money is going. However, too many people go to extremes in details. You don't need to necessarily track every single category, you can lump some together. For example, my family budget includes a free spending category. This can be anything from clothing (we don't purchase a lot of clothing) to a night out on the town.
   4. You have to include things that don't happen monthly, such as your auto insurance, homeowner's insurance, property taxes and yearly leases. Make sure that you are putting t
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   6. You need to include enough categories so that you know where your money is going. However, too many people go to extremes in details. You don't need to necessarily track every single category, you can lump some together. For example, my family budget includes a free spending category. This can be anything from clothing (we don't purchase a lot of clothing) to a night out on the town.
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   10. You have to include things that don't happen monthly, such as your auto insurance, homeowner's insurance, property taxes and yearly leases. Make sure that you are putting these amounts in an account for when they come due. This will save your budget when you get the bills for yearly expenses. You won't be left scrabling. This is just as important as having an emergency account for auto maintenance and other repairs.
   11. You need to regularly review your budget to determine that you have enough categories and are budgeting enough for each category. You should also look for ways to cut your spending in your categories. Some things you can consider a challenge. Aim to cut your grocery bill by $40 next month. Look for ways to save. They are there.
   12. Make sure that you track how much cash you are spending. Keep receipts if necessary -- this is usually easier than writing things down as you spend them. If you aren't good at tracking, give yourself an allowance of cash. This is all you have to spend. We do this as we are awful at tracking our spending. But we never overspend on our cash limit for the month. We know what can and can't come out of our checking, so it protects our budget. In fact, most people respect cash more than checking, so they will actually be stingier with their cash reserves.
   13. Budget your savings as a bill that must be paid. I recommend having it automatically withdrawn from your checking each month. That way, there is no way to avoid