Knowing how to budget in college can set you up for success. Budgeting for college students can be tough to get a hang of because you don't necessarily have a stable income. But as a college student, budgeting is something that can benefit you now as well as long after you graduate and enter adulthood. Learning how to budget will benefit you for the rest of your life. Today I'm taking you through the process of budgeting from a college student's perspective. That includes special considerations for how to judge your income even if you're not working, and an example budget spreadsheet tailor-made for what you might spend money on.

Get the spreadsheet: https://mailchi.mp/667902a0cafc/u2xfu...

To edit the spreadsheet, click the link and then select "File" and then "Make a Copy" in order to save a copy to your Google Drive that you can edit.

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What's your biggest monthly expense? Let me know in the comments.

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