Managing your monthly budget can be difficult and frustrating. One of the most important aspects of controlling your budget is to determine where your money is going. This calculator helps you do just that. By entering your income and monthly expenditures, you can see how much you have left to save and where your money is being spent. Use this simple home budget calculator to work out how much money you have left over for unsecured debts. Enter as accurately as possible. Use the handy convert buttons by entering a value in the box and press the button to convert to monthly. Things to have to hand to make it even easier, unless you know them of by heart: A recent bank and/or building society statement so you can enter your household bills Your loan/mortgage agreements and latest credit card statements Any annual expenditure items that you don't pay for monthly - such as car tax You can visit our website at http://www.surveystogetpaid.net for more info and for tips on how you can supplement your income from home with ease. Definately worth checking out if your current paycheck fails to meet your needs. Don't run the risk of a debt spiral - deal with this now! Spending more than you earn may not seem like a big deal, yet it's a potential disaster - and not just financially. At best you'll be eating away at your savings; at worst, you'll need to borrow. And this type of borrowing is the worst as it means you can't afford your lifestyle and thus there's no planning to the debt and no end in sight. Sadly I've seen this result in debt crisis too many times, and that doesn't just hit your pocket: it can hurt your home, family, mental health and relationship. You may feel this is over-dramatising yet when there's no money left and you can't borrow more - and the creditors are asking for money back which you've no ability to repay - it touches every element of your life. This danger is what's called a 'debt spiral'.