Discretionary spending
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Regular monitoring against the agreed budget, compliant to the spending and income streams and reviews of under performance
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A plan for spending money that balances income and expenses is called a budget. It involves tracking all sources of income and categorizing expenses into fixed (like rent or mortgage) and variable (like groceries or entertainment). By allocating funds to each category and monitoring spending, individuals can ensure they live within their means, save for future goals, and avoid debt. Regularly reviewing and adjusting the budget can help maintain financial stability.
discretionary spending
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The South African budget is based on the the expected income and spending. The South African budget is based on the tax collected and the expected or earned income.
managed the income and spending the balance
Balanced budget
an estimate of income and spending for a set period of time .
There are many websites that will help you establish a budget. There are even websites such as mint.com and lemon.com that create a budget for you based on your income and spending habits.
Regular monitoring against the agreed budget, compliant to the spending and income streams and reviews of under performance
To effectively budget for variable expenses, track your spending, categorize expenses, set limits for each category, prioritize essential expenses, and adjust your budget as needed based on your income and spending patterns.
Deficit spending is the amount by which a government, private company, or individual's spending exceeds income over a particular period of time, also called simply "deficit," or "budget deficit," the opposite of budget surplus.
In simplest terms, a budget deficit means spending more than what is being earned. Or, more money is going out than income coming in. It is a term more common when discussing government spending.