My Personal Expenses in November were higher than I need them to be. If I am going to spend $20,000 in 2014, I have to average $1,667 per month. Last month I bought a new computer and paid for the 2014 version of Quicken. I tried to make Mint work for me but it is not robust enough. I also bought over $400 worth of restaurant gift cards that we will redeem over time. Since the registration on the S-10 is expired, I rented a car for a week to attend a conference in Orlando. I won't be able to renew the registration until my grandfather's estate is settled. Finally, I had to have a root canal retreated, which cost more than $500.
Business expenses were high because I began paying 2013 property taxes. I spent nearly $3,000 on them. In December it will be even higher.
November Personal Expenses: $2,806
$285 Auto ($161 for rental, $27 for accessory, $51 for service, $46 for fuel)
$0 Bank Fees
$46 Clothing
$354 Computer
$85 Entertainment (movies, gambling, alcohol)
$659 Food
$66 Gifts Given
$46 Clothing
$354 Computer
$85 Entertainment (movies, gambling, alcohol)
$659 Food
$66 Gifts Given
$514 Household/Housing/Home Repair
$159 Health and Dental Insurance
$0 Investment Expenses
$159 Health and Dental Insurance
$0 Investment Expenses
$546 Medical/Dental
$7 Miscellaneous
$45 Personal Care
$7 Miscellaneous
$45 Personal Care
$10 Subscriptions
$0 Taxes
$0 Taxes
$31 Utilities
$0 Vacation and Recreation
November Business Expenses: $5,120
$895 Mortgage Interest (rental properties)
$198 Interest on Debt (not including Mortgage Interest)
$4027 Rental Properties - Maintenance and Repairs
Total November Expenses : $7,927
Notes
$0 Vacation and Recreation
November Business Expenses: $5,120
$895 Mortgage Interest (rental properties)
$198 Interest on Debt (not including Mortgage Interest)
$4027 Rental Properties - Maintenance and Repairs
Total November Expenses : $7,927
Notes
- I spent over $400 on restaurant gift cards (Food Category) that we will use over time. The holidays usher in generous bonus offers so I loaded up in November.
- I don't include principal payments in my expenses, only the interest portion of the monthly mortgage bills.
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