Know your starting point
Gather your available income, fixed expenses, variable expenses, and annual payments. Also note which figures are approximate.
Organize your income and expenses, calculate your household budget, and set a savings goal with free guides and tools.
Explore by topicPutting your finances on one page helps you see what you can adjust. Use your own figures and the same period: a budget is a scenario you can review, not a prediction.
Gather your available income, fixed expenses, variable expenses, and annual payments. Also note which figures are approximate.
Decide what you want to save for, how much you already have, and how much you can set aside each month. Review your plan when your circumstances change.
Put income, expenses and annual payments into the same time period. The budget calculator helps you see the balance and try adjustments using your own figures.
Explore this topicName your goal, note what you already have and estimate a manageable contribution. Treat the timeline as a scenario that can change with your circumstances.
Explore this topicGroup your regular payments and distinguish essential spending from expenses you can adjust. Start with a specific period to spot patterns without recording more data than you need.
Explore this topicRecord when you get paid and which expenses you need to cover between payments. Prepare several scenarios and separate confirmed figures from estimates.
Explore this topicGather your budget, the terms offered and the costs you need to check. Prepare questions about payments, interest and fees before comparing proposals or making commitments.
Explore this topicPractical guide to structuring your personal budget with variable income, based on expense classification and the periodic review recommended by the Bank of Spain.
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