Enjoy Zero Charges on 28 Commonly Used Savings Account Services
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The Union Budget decides how a country earns, spends, saves, and prepares for surprises. This year, try the same approach for your family.
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3As the Finance Minister of your household, start by declaring what you earn.
Monthly Income (In Hand) *
Other Income (rent, business profit, etc.)
Total monthly income
₹1,00,000
Total yearly revenue ₹12,00,000
Enter your loan EMIs and financial spends of the month
Ministry of Debt Repayment
Home loan EMI
Credit Card Bill
Other loan EMI
20% of your monthly revenue is used for debt
Ministry of Home Affairs
Utilities and groceries
Rent
Other expenses
35% of your monthly revenue is used for utilities
Ministry of Future Development
Investments
5% of your monthly revenue is used for investments
Ministry of Crisis Management
Funds
5% of your monthly revenue is used for emergencies
Your finances are in control, with healthy savings and room to adapt.
Monthly Revenue
₹1,00,000
Expenses
₹20,000
Savings
₹80,000
Debt and needs
Learn moreYours: 55%
Ideal: 50%
Fixed financial obligations are consuming the majority of income, leaving insufficient room for savings.
Lifestyle
Learn moreYours: 35%
Ideal: 30%
Discretionary spending is sustainable and within the prudent range.
Savings
Learn moreYours: 10%
Ideal: 20%
Savings rate is moderate. Increasing allocation is necessary to outpace inflation and meet future goals.
Fix your budget with these: