Fudget Budgeting App - Tutorial Material PDF

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Fudget Budgeting App – Class Demonstration

Step 1: Download from the App Store (For Free)

Step 2: Set up a budget plan for any given month A budget can be created for any month desired by the user. For the purposes of this demonstration we have created a typical student budget for September.

A budget can be simply set up through the use of the “Add Budget” option

Step 3 A: Record expected income for the month Following the creation of the budget month you should then input all of your income streams.

To add income simply press the “Add Income” Option

Step 3 B: The user then has the option to add their income for the period. When you identify your different streams of income you can manually add each class of income such as a college grant and wages from a weekend job perhaps.

All of your inputted income will then appear here

Your total income is reported here

Step 4 A: Record your expected expenditure for the month Following the recording of your income for the given period, all of your expected expenditure should then be recorded. Adding expenditure is similar to adding income.

To add expenditure simply press the “Add Expense” Option

Step 4 B: The user then has the option to add all of their expenditure for the period. The advantages of this app is you can manual add expenditure categories, meaning you can tailor your budget to your own circumstances.

All of your inputted expenditure will then appear here

This is your cumulative net inflow or outflow after each expense inputted

Step 5: The App then facilitates you to graphically analyse your expenditure in a pie chart format which allows the users to identify the % of expenditure spent on each expense category.

A detailed analysis of all your expenditure will appear like this

Step 6: The App facilitates the user to identify any over/under spends in any given month. Through the identification of the over/under spend one has the information and then ability to control expenditure accordingly.

The balance is the amount of money you have over/under spent appears here

Budgeting was never easier!...