In the means test it shows you your allowed exemptions, but I'm assuming those exemption amounts are not the same amount to use in your schedule J, or is it?
Like my grocery budget is about $750 a month, but on the means test I'm allowed $1370 exemption for groceries, personal care items, clothing, etc. I usually spend about $150 a mo. or so on clothes (this is throughout the year, I have a 3 y.o and a 1 y.o who fly through clothes). Is that just what I use then?
Looking at the schedule online it doesn't even seem like there are enough places to put things!
I pay $625 a month for babysitting, $125 for preschool, what about things like internet (or would cable/internet go under entertainment?)? Car repairs?
Looking at the form now we will have a ton of disposeable income, but our after BK budget (in which we are NOT living lavishly, our only "extra" is cable/internet) we have like $500 left over at the end of the month (this is not including clothing) where we can finally save something so we don't have to put things on credit cards!
Like my grocery budget is about $750 a month, but on the means test I'm allowed $1370 exemption for groceries, personal care items, clothing, etc. I usually spend about $150 a mo. or so on clothes (this is throughout the year, I have a 3 y.o and a 1 y.o who fly through clothes). Is that just what I use then?
Looking at the schedule online it doesn't even seem like there are enough places to put things!
I pay $625 a month for babysitting, $125 for preschool, what about things like internet (or would cable/internet go under entertainment?)? Car repairs?
Looking at the form now we will have a ton of disposeable income, but our after BK budget (in which we are NOT living lavishly, our only "extra" is cable/internet) we have like $500 left over at the end of the month (this is not including clothing) where we can finally save something so we don't have to put things on credit cards!
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