💸 MoneySmart

Budget Planner

See where your money goes. Enter amounts at whatever frequency works for you — we'll do the maths.

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💸 Total Expenses
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⚖️ Balance
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Spending Breakdown

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Income
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Your take-home pay
Partner's take-home pay
Bonuses / overtime
Savings & investment income
Centrelink / government benefits
Side hustle / freelance
Other income
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Home & Utilities
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Rent / mortgage
Body corporate fees
Council rates
Furniture & appliances
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Gas
Water
Internet
Streaming (Netflix, Spotify…)
Mobile phone
Renovations & maintenance
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Insurance & Financial
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Car insurance
Home & contents insurance
Health insurance
Life / income protection insurance
HECS / HELP repayments
Car loan repayments
Credit card interest
BNPL (Afterpay, Zip…)
Savings (transfers)
Super / investments
Other loans
Charity donations
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Groceries
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Supermarket
Fruit & veg market
Butcher / deli / bakery
Pet food
Other
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Personal & Medical
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Cosmetics & toiletries
Hair & beauty
Medicines & pharmacy
Dental & eye care
Doctors & medical
Clothing & shoes
Gym / sports
Computers & gadgets
Education / courses
Pet care & vet
Hobbies & other
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Entertainment & Eating Out
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Coffee & tea
Lunches bought
Takeaway & UberEats
Drinks & alcohol
Bars, clubs & nights out
Restaurants
Movies, concerts & events
Holidays & travel
Celebrations & gifts
Books, games & music
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Transport & Auto
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Bus, train & ferry
Uber / rideshare
Petrol
Tolls & parking
Rego & licence
Car repairs & servicing
Airfares
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Children
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Baby products
Childcare
School fees
School uniforms & supplies
Sports & activities
Toys & entertainment
Child support payment
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📊 Your Budget Summary

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💡 Smart Money Tips for Young Adults

🎯Aim to save at least 20% of your income — even $50/week adds up to $2,600 a year.
That $6 coffee every workday = $1,560/year. Small habits have a big impact.
🧾HECS/HELP debt is automatically repaid via your tax return once you earn above the threshold — make sure it's in your plan.
📱Check your subscriptions — most Australians pay for 3–5 services they barely use.
🏦A high-interest savings account or offset account can earn you money while it sits there. Compare at MoneySmart.gov.au.