I didn't post any "budget in review" since this past February.
The month of March, as well as April so far, had been quite busy, and the expenses had sky rock, which explains why I didn't place any new investments for quite some time now.
Fix expenses:
Rent: $680
Gym Membership: $14.38
Banking fees: $3.45
Insurance: $7
Cell: $40.24
Internet: $48.65
Total: $793.72
Food:
Grocery: $438.81
Wine: $10
Eating out: $251.82
Coffees: $67.75
Total: $768.38
Personal care:
Hair cut: $63
Makeup: $14.59
Shampoo, conditioner, soap, deo: $49.51
Calcium: $25.62
Earrings and hair clips: $26.33
New glasses: $458.01
Total: $637.06
Home expenses:
Sealed plastic container: $7.48
Blanket and sheets: $106.80
2 carpets for entrance: $8.32
Plants: $72.37
Plant pot: $18.97
Plant pot: $7.48
Total: $221.42
Transportation:
Taxi: $40
Metro tickets: $15.75
Total: $55.75
Taxes:
Accounting for the 2018 taxes: $80.43
Payment to the tax man for 2018 (federal and provincial): $1 944.31
Total: $2 024.74
Others:
Museum membership: $72
Gift: $60
Laundry tickets: $50
Total: $182
Interest on margin: $194.19
TOTAL: $4 877.26
Income:
Paychecks: $3 927.93
Trade on Lightspeed: $106
Dividend earns in the non-registered portfolio: $608.63
Dividend earns in US portfolio: $15.68 US - $21.13
Dividend earns in TFSA portfolio: $173.03
Dividend earns in RRSP portfolio: $46.63
TOTAL: $4 883.35
Tax payment shouldn't be entered as an expense, just like you don't enter the tax deducted off your pay as an expenses
ReplyDeleteI know that, but those payment were extra - I needed to pay back that amount in taxes. It's because I earn really big bucks in 2018, especially in capital gain, by selling PBH.
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