Student Budget calculator

Follow the steps below to generate both a weekly and a termly balance based on your predicted income and expenditure. You may alter values, and re-calculate totals as many times as you wish.

1. Enter your termly income

Enter details of your predicted termly income in the boxes below:

 

Amount

Average

Parental contribution £

-

Student loan £

1250

Holiday or part-time job £

160

Other

-

2. Enter your termly and weekly expenditure

Enter details of your expected termly expenditure in the boxes below:

 

Amount

Average

Rent £

800

Books £

100

Clothes £

100

CD's

20

Other

15

Enter details of your predicted weekly expenditure in the boxes below.:

 

Amount

Average

Food £

20

Leisure £

35

Local travel £

10

Household bills

20

Telephone

8

Other

8

3. Calculate balance

Enter the number of weeks in the term (average is 12), and then click 'Go' to calcuate your weekly/termly balance based on the figure you have entered above.

Number of weeks per term

weeks

 

Calculate

 

4. Totals

The following totals have been calculated besed on the figures for income and expenditure entered above:

Termly income £ 0
Weekly expenditure £ 0
Termly expenditure £ 0

Total weekly balance £ 0
Total termly balance £ 0

 

Reset

 

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