

Transportation: fuel, auto insurance, transit, parking, taxi, rentals, car sharing, tolls Living: personal care, bank fees, salon and spa services, dry cleaning, pet costs, memberships (fitness, clubs, associations) Groceries: food, baby needs, household supplies, toiletries Household: furnace, water tank, roof and gutters, decor, upgrades, storage locker, gardening, cleaning services, outdoor equipment and maintenance Utilities: phone/cell, cable/internet, gas, hydro, security Housing: mortgage, rent, strata fees, house insurance, property taxes View a sample of a completed tracker (from the previous version of our Monthly Expenses Tracker).Įxpense Categories – Know Where Your Money is Going This becomes the cash balance for the next week. If there’s a surplus, you should have money in your wallet or bank account.

Here are just some of the reasons why it is extremely beneficial to track your vehicle expenses: I have personally used this tracker for years to help me understand what I have and have not done to my vehicles. Understanding the financial impact your vehicle has can literally save you thousands of dollars. Your vehicle is typically one of your most used and most expensive assets that you will own throughout your life. I am so excited to be able to share this expense log that has helped me keep track of my vehicles over the past three years. I have painstakingly gone through every aspect of this spreadsheet's structure to turn it from a functional personal file to a full-fledged product that anyone can use and understand.

And as you can imagine with my finance background, I track all aspects of my family's expenses.

I am a HUGE advocate of understanding how your hard earned money is spent.
