Financial Sheet
To be able to track your expenses and income from the time you have started the job hunt process, you need to keep a detailed record of the expenses involved. It helps you do identify how much money you have available for the process and whether you should get a part time job to support you while searching. Complete all the areas and calculate the costs as well as what is left. You need to be honest about everything in order to create a workable budget.
Financial Sheet (Extended) Date of job hunt Monthly income salary after expenses Self Child raising support 50 Rental/lease/hypothecation 10 Unemployment compensation 10 Bank interest/dividents 20 Stock options 30 Additional cash resources 100 Partner Child raising expenses 40 Rental/lease/hypothecation 50 Unemployment compensation 60 Bank interest/dividents 70 Stock options 80 Additional cash resources 50 Sum total net income 570 Monthly expenses, costs, taxes Self Nutrition 50 Lease/rent/hypothecation 10 Utilities 10 Transportation cost 20 Miscellaneous 30 Entertainment 100 Partner Nutrition 50 Lease/rent/hypothecation 10 Utilities 10 Transportation cost 20 Miscellaneous 30 Entertainment 100 Periodical expenses/taxes Self Insurance 50 Taxes/debts/obligations 10 Miscellaneous 10 Partner Insurance 50 Taxes/debts/obligations 10 Miscellaneous 10 Other taxes Self Costs related to job hunting 50 Medical debts 10 Child raising 10 Entertainment 20 Personal(necesities, clothing...) 30 Partner Costs related to job hunting 50 Medical debts 10 Child raising 10 Entertainment 20 Personal(necesities, clothing...) 30 Sum total monthly expenses 820



