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    The document shows Robert Brown's yearly budget breakdown for income, expenses, and cash flow for each month of the year. Total yearly income was $66,800 consisting mainly of $36,000 in wages and $19,200 in loans/grants. Total yearly expenses were $50,640 with the largest portions going to rent ($20,040), school ($26,400), and books ($1,800). The cash flow chart indicates an overall surplus of $16,160 for the year, with the majority of positive cash flow occurring in January, April, July, and November.

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    The document shows Robert Brown's yearly budget breakdown for income, expenses, and cash flow for each month of the year. Total yearly income was $66,800 consisting mainly of $36,000 in wages and $19,200 in loans/grants. Total yearly expenses were $50,640 with the largest portions going to rent ($20,040), school ($26,400), and books ($1,800). The cash flow chart indicates an overall surplus of $16,160 for the year, with the majority of positive cash flow occurring in January, April, July, and November.

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    The document shows Robert Brown's yearly budget breakdown for income, expenses, and cash flow for each month of the year. Total yearly income was $66,800 consisting mainly of $36,000 in wages and $19,200 in loans/grants. Total yearly expenses were $50,640 with the largest portions going to rent ($20,040), school ($26,400), and books ($1,800). The cash flow chart indicates an overall surplus of $16,160 for the year, with the majority of positive cash flow occurring in January, April, July, and November.

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    Income

    Wages
    Loans/GI
    Grants
    Total Income

    Jan

    Expenses
    Rent
    Electic
    Phone
    School
    Books
    Total Expense

    Jan

    Cashflow

    Jan

    Feb
    $3,000
    $4,800
    $2,900
    $10,700

    Mar
    $3,000
    $0
    $0
    $3,000

    Feb
    $1,670
    $100
    $50
    $2,200
    $150
    $4,170

    $6,530

    Mar
    $1,670
    $100
    $50
    $2,200
    $150
    $4,170

    Feb

    $3,000
    $0
    $0
    $3,000

    $1,670
    $100
    $50
    $2,200
    $150
    $4,170

    Mar
    -$1,170
    -$1,170

    Robert Brown
    Yearly Budget
    Apr

    May
    $3,000
    $4,800
    $2,900
    $10,700

    Apr

    $3,000
    $0
    $0
    $3,000
    May

    $1,670
    $150
    $50
    $2,200
    $150
    $4,220
    Apr

    Jun

    Jul
    $3,000
    $0
    $0
    $3,000

    Jun
    $1,670
    $150
    $50
    $2,200
    $150
    $4,220

    $3,000
    $4,800
    $2,900
    $10,700
    Jul

    $1,670
    $200
    $50
    $2,200
    $150
    $4,270

    May
    Jun
    Jul
    $6,480
    -$1,220
    -$1,270

    $1,670
    $200
    $50
    $2,200
    $150
    $4,270

    $6,430

    Aug

    Sep
    $3,000
    $0
    $0
    $3,000

    Aug

    Oct
    $3,000
    $0
    $0
    $3,000

    Sep
    $1,670
    $200
    $50
    $2,200
    $150
    $4,270

    Nov
    $3,000
    $4,800
    $2,900
    $10,700

    Oct
    $1,670
    $200
    $50
    $2,200
    $150
    $4,270

    Aug
    Sep
    Oct
    -$1,270
    -$1,270

    $3,000
    $0
    $0
    $3,000
    Nov

    $1,670
    $150
    $50
    $2,200
    $150
    $4,220

    $1,670
    $150
    $50
    $2,200
    $150
    $4,220

    Nov
    $6,480
    -$1,220

    Dec

    End of Year
    $3,000
    $0
    $0
    $3,000

    Dec

    $36,000
    $19,200
    $11,600
    $66,800
    End of Year

    $1,670
    $100
    $50
    $2,200
    $150
    $4,170

    $20,040
    $1,800
    $600
    $26,400
    $1,800
    $50,640

    Dec
    End of Year
    -$1,170
    $16,160

    Income
    Wages

    Loans/GI

    Grants

    Jun

    Jul

    $12,000

    $10,000

    $8,000

    $6,000

    $4,000

    $2,000

    $0
    Jan

    Feb

    Mar

    Apr

    May

    Aug

    Sep

    Oct

    Nov

    Dec

    Expenses
    $2,500
    $2,000
    $1,500
    $1,000
    $500
    $0
    Rent
    School

    Electic
    Books

    Phone

    CashFlow

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    Dec; 3%
    Nov; 3%
    Jan ; 18%

    Oct; 18%
    Feb; 3%
    Mar; 3%
    Sep; 4%
    Aug; 4%
    Apr; 18%

    Jul; 18%
    Jun; 4%

    May; 3%

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