Why might you need savings?

College students spend most of their discretionary income on what?

Intuit, the same company that made TurboTax, owns this budgeting app that also checks your credit score and track goals.

What are expenses that don't change each month called?

Should you pay off student loans first or create an emergency fund first?

About what percent of the average American's food budget is spent eating out?

What is the biggest portion of spending in the average American's budget?

What are some examples of fixed expenses?

This savings account is also like a checking account, and offers double the interest of a savings account, but with a higher minimum deposit.

The average college student spends how much a month on beer alone?

What fraction of Americans keep a formal budget?

What are some examples of variable expenses?

About what percent of households do not have an emergency fund?

What are the top 3 things almost every student spends on each year?

What is the average monthly utility bill in NJ?

This rule suggests you spend 50% of your income on needs, 30% on wants, and 20% for savings.

What's the average interest rate you can earn on savings accounts?

How should you budget for a vacation?

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Expenses which occur on an irregular basis, like an oil change, or a quarterly payment.