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Income Statement

October 2014 Income Statement

October was the first month living on just my wife’s income, and we blew the budget.

Our total income in October was $7,392.08. In addition to my wife’s paycheck, she received an $800 auto allowance and a $100 company reimbursement for internet service. We also received $45 credit card reward, $100 from a laptop sale, and $115 from Husband’s mom.  We earned $4.95 in interest income from our online savings account.

In October, we spent a total of $9,707.57.  We had a $174 windshield repair, $220.62 for clothing, and $2,170.61 in “household items”.   We will have to work harder in November to get our expenses inline.

Next month, my wife should receive a $12,000 gross quarterly bonus.  Last month, we reduced our nanny’s work schedule to four days per week, saving $320/month.  We have decided to reduce her schedule to three work day per week, beginning November 1st, saving another $320/month.

 
 
 
 
 
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September 2014 Income Statement

September was another very good income month, but we had a few last minute large expenses that blew the budget.

Our total income in September was $13,739.35. In addition to our regular paychecks, I received $2,049.71 PTO payout and last weeks pay.  My wife’s company paid her an $800 auto allowance and a $100 company reimbursement for internet service. We also received $95 from Verizon and a $30 for our daughter’s 529 Plan.  We earned $5.38 in interest income from our online savings account.

In September, we spent a total of $16,789.56!  Not something we expected the month I quit working.  Some of the larger, non-typical expenses include $6,366 for a new HVAC, $500 for a new laptop, and $310 for new brakes and rotors.

 am very interested to see if we can dramatically reduce our expenses in October.  My wife’s  net income each month is $6,300.28 plus an additional $900.00 for auto allowance and internet service.  So, $7,200 or less is the goal.

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August 2014 Income Statement

August was an awesome income month and we kept our expenses pretty well in line. (see attached spreadsheet).

Our total income in August was $18,070.88. In addition to my regular paychecks, my wife received $2,610.71 in disability, and a partial $3,006.96 paycheck after returning to work on the 18th. She also received a $13,050 gross ($8,009.69 net) quarterly bonus! My wife’s company paid her an $800 auto allowance and a $100 company reimbursement for internet service. We earned $4.50 in interest income from our online savings account. 

In August, we spent a total of $9,673.69. Some of the other larger, non-typical expenses include $200 new mobile phone for meand a larger than normal electricity bill of $525.25. In addition, our nanny’s weekly pay went from $300/week to $400/week as she began watching both of our children when my wife completed maternity leave. Our son also started preschool ($397/month).

September will be our last month with two incomes until I find a new job. I trust God has a great now position for me.

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July 2014 Income Statement

July was a bit lower than normal income month (wife on disability), and our expenses were more than we brought.

Our total income in July was $8,745.67. In addition to my regular paychecks, my wife received $4,300.00 in SDI (disability). My wife’s company paid her an $800 auto allowance and a $100 company reimbursement for internet service. We earned $3.25 in interest income from our online savings account.

In July, we spent a total of $9,301.83. Some of the other larger, non-typical expenses include $600 vasectomy, $170 auto registration, and a larger than normal electricity bill of $496.55.

August will likely be a larger income month with my wife going back to work at the end of the month. She should also receive a quarterly bonus in August.

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June 2014 Income Statement

June was another great income month, but also a higher than normal expense month (see attached spreadsheet).

Our total income in June was $10,004.15 (my wife is on disability spending time with baby). In addition to my regular paychecks, my wife received $4,914.29 in SDI (disability). She also received $360 due to a mistake on her last paycheck and $284.43 in extra disability from her company (above and beyond state disability). My wife’s company paid her an $800 auto allowance and a $100 company reimbursement for internet service. We earned $3.01 in interest income from our online savings account.

In June, we spent a total of $14,283.65. Some of the other larger, non-typical expenses include $5,560.54 for our portion of the c-section birth of our daughter and $245.32 in gifts.

July will likely be a low income month with my wife on disability.

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May 2014 Income Statement

May was another great income month and a higher than normal expense month (see attached spreadsheet).

Our total income in May was $17,802.05. In addition to our regular paychecks, my wife earned a $13,140.00 gross ($7,080.03 net) quarterly bonus and received annual wellness check $1,000.00 gross ($985.45 net).  She also received an $800 auto allowance and a $100 company reimbursement for internet service.  We sold a video game system for $100 and earned $2.77 in interest income from our online savings account.

In May, we spent a total of $10,680.52.  Some of the other larger, non-typical expenses include $1,695 cord blood banking for daughter and $400 for tax on old bonus credit card.

June will be interesting.  My wife had our baby at the end of May and will be on disability for 3 months.  The weekly disability checks should be ~$1,075.  As a result, we’ll have to limit our spending a bit.
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April 2014 Income Statement

April was great income month and a higher than normal expense month (see attached spreadsheet).

Our total income in April was $14,208.22. In addition to our regular paychecks, I received a third “extra” paycheck and my wife received a $600 auto allowance and a $100 company reimbursement for internet service.  We also received $1,902 Federal tax refund, $540 State tax refund, $120 in gifts and earned $3.77 in interest income from our online savings account.

In April, we spent a total of $10,107.32.  Some of the other larger, non-typical expenses include $300 for a tax accountant, $156 wife’s hair, $531.98 dinning, and $1,703.35 in household items.

May should be a good month for us to get ahead.  My wife receives her quarterly bonus and a annual “wellness” bonus.  Plus our daughter will be born! 

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March 2014 Income Statement

March was a standard income month and a high expense month (see attached spreadsheet).

Our total income in March was $9,938.22.  My wife canceled her monthly ESPP contribution so her take home increased $401.18.  In addition to our regular paychecks, my wife received a $600 auto allowance and a $100 company reimbursement for internet service.  We also received $73.73 in credit card cash back rewards and earned $3.41 in interest income from our online savings account.

In March, we spent a total of $10,105.71.  Some of the other larger, non-typical expenses include $313.95 for a speeding ticket and $125.00 for our son’s preschool registration.

April will be interesting.  I receive a third “extra” paycheck and we meet with our tax accountant to do our income taxes.

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January 2014 Income Statement

January was a standard income month, and a large expense (see attached spreadsheet).

Our total income in January was $9,465.41.  In addition to our regular paychecks, my wife received a $600 auto allowance, and a $100 company reimbursement for internet service.  We earned $0.15 in interest income from our online savings account.

In January, we spent a total of $11,537.47.  Not as much as last month, but more than we earnedL.  Some of the larger, non-typical expenses include $ 1,619.98 for new gun, $573.88 auto insurance (2 cars, 6 months), and $685 for term life insurance (for both of us).

February should be a huge income month as my wife should receive a $66,600 (gross) quarterly bonus!

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December 2013 Income Statement

December was a good income month, but also a large expense (see attached spreadsheet).

Our total income in December was $10,545.66.  In addition to our regular paychecks, my wife received a $600 auto allowance, and a $100 company reimbursement for internet service.  Our son also received a total of $275 cash for Christmas, which was deposited into his 529 Plan.  We earned $0.96 in interest income from our online savings account.

In December, we spent a total of $14,391.14.  Wow!  That’s a lot of money.  Some of the larger, non-typical expenses include $811.46 in gifts, $539.999 for a dishwasher, and $572.38 for a gun. 

January should be a pretty standard income month and a hopefully a more reasonable expense month.