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Teenagers About Money By Selena Maranjian (TMF Selena) March 27,
2002 Q. How should I go about setting up a budget A. A budget is
all about tracking and reporting all your sources and amounts of
income, and all your uses of income. It should answer the
questions "Where's all my money coming from and how much is
there?" and "Where's it all going?" Before you get started, and
to make the process more suspenseful and fun, jot down how much
you think you're spending on food, entertainment, travel,
clothing, charity, investing, etc. Then record how much you want
to spend on them. Next, gather information. For one to three
months, record all your fina