< April 2019 budget Running Budget Spreadsheet Rebuilding Emergency Fund Ever since school sessions (and therefore tutoring sessions) ended in May, I’ve only had small sporadic changes in my total financial situation. Luckily I was able to return to tutoring in October and I can now start up this series again, as well as continue […]
Catgirl Budgeting, January 2020 Read More »
“This was a huge month for saving, and particularly a big jump in funding for the Catgirl Grand Campaign due to muh IRS Refund. In my separate budgeting document for tracking how I used my Refund, I was able to allocate 43.95% of this part of the Refund for the Catgirl Grand Campaign…”
Catgirl Budgeting, April 2019 Read More »
“Dis month I was able to set aside about 50% of my total income towards savings, most of which will be going directly into transitioning funds. Unfortunately I was unable to pick up any extra hours this month so only the first paycheck of the month was larger than usual. I think in most cases when I get a larger paycheck I will toss in extra monies first toward medical funds, and secondly towards monsters to keep the interest from getting too crazy…”
Catgirl Budgeting, March 2019 Read More »
“This is teh first post in a series I want to do on how I am managing my income; it is a concept I’ve been thinking about doing for a while. There are several reasons why I’ve considered something like this to be useful for me:
1) to be held accountable for the goals I’ve set out for myself
2) to log visible progress toward my goals
3) to demonstrate that effectively managing your resources over time can lead to big victories…”
Catgirl Budgeting, February 2019 Read More »