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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 50-20-30 Budget Rule?

It is a rule popularized by Senator Elizabeth Warren who says that a person's 100% income after tax is divided into 50, 30, and 20  segments. According to the rule, people spend 50% of it on their needs, 30% on things they want, and save only 20% of it. 

What are the 3 Types of Budgets?

  1. Balanced Budget- In this budget, the revenue and expenditures are at an equal rate. 
  2. Surplus Budget- It is a well-managed budget which shows that one's income exceeds the expenditures.
  3. Deficit Budget- This is when the expenditures exceed one's total earned income.

What are Different Types of Budgeting Methods?

  1. Incremental - It takes the previous year’s actual figures to set the current year’s budget. 
  2. Activity-based - The opposite of incremental budgeting as it does not take the previous year's budget into account. 
  3. Value Proposition - It evaluates the principal reasons for setting up a budget and compares the value and costs.
  4. Zero-based - It starts from scratch with all department budgets set at zero. 

What are the Elements of a Budget?

A budget must contain the following elements 

  • Total income
  • Fixed expenses or liabilities
  • Flexible costs that may vary time to time
  • Unplanned and miscellaneous expenses
  • Total savings or surplus
  • Total deficit
  • Debt services