This is a Budget worksheet I developed with the help of Patt Hilke a good friend. It's the basic full-timers budget worksheet and it open and can be customized to suit your own needs. Additionally it ads and totals your figures for you. The problem is now fixed and works fine. pleas PM me if experience a problem.
I have corrected a problem with the version that was not opening for people. It should be fine now. You can download it here..
Any others care to post a link to their own checklists feel free to do so and contact DianneOK or PM me and I can put the link here in the opening post.
Tony
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That looks great.
Very nice gesture.
Thanks, Larry
05 Fleetwood Discovery, 39J
07 Ford Explorer, Sport Trac, 4 x 4
Blue Ox baseplate, Ready Brute Towbar w/built
in supplemental surge brake system
FMCA, Good Sam's, Golden Age Passport
Hey Firedude, that looks great! I just couldn't see your expenses listed at the bottom. I didn't download it just asked it to run so I could take a look, will they show up if I download it? Thanks for all the work, good job!
Woodstick and Queen of the North
Woody and Patsy and our Furkids-Oreo, a black lab and Cookie, mix of Shihtzu, Bichon, Lhasa Apso
38' Sportsmen Sportster Toy Hauler
Pulled by 2003 3500 Dodge Diesel 6 speed Rolling Castle Blog
Patsy does all the posting.
Yours looks similar to ours - - I've broken out a few more categories, but generally it is the same. One thing I didn't see was license fees. I guess you could include them in the maintenance part.
Barb & Dave - full-timing Traveling catpanion Shadow (age 12) Figment II (2002 Alpine 36 MDDS) Mischief (2004 Subaru Forester Toad) FMCA - F337834, SKP #90761 Our Blog
Awesome ... a great help to those of us who are giving serious consideration to the F.T. RV lifestyle. I think we have about as much "stuff" as we need, so don't have to spend a lot to gear up for the road. That said, with the exception of fishing licenses, museum fees, and an occasional meal out, we don't live particularly high on the hog at home or on the road. Full time to us, would be about picking new places to stay and hang out without having to commit to buying a house everytime we find someplace we fall in love with. I figure your costs and lifestyle would be a lot like home was, sans the utilities, property taxes, etc., etc. On the road you're still going to cook, buy gas, spend some on repair and maintenance of your vehicles, pay vehicle and health insurance, etc. And of course space fees. But I doubt very much if road expenses would be exceed what our monthly expenses are here at home ...
Last year the people we met who were full-timing were having a ball, and some of 'em had been at it more than a few years.
So anyhoo -- thanks again. I love this forum. Has the greatest people!!!
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