Grace has a net spendable income of $1,700 per month. She decides to check her expenses for the previous month and adjust her budget. Expenses Housing $510 Food $204 Transportation $255 Insurance $51 Debts $0 Entertainment $85 Clothing $85 Savings $85 Medical $0 Miscellaneous $85 Grace then adjusts her budget for her main expense categories. Old Budget New Budget Housing $510 Housing $510 Food $204 Food $254 Transportation $295 Transportation $295 Insurance $51 Insurance $51 Debts $25 Debts $0 Entertainment $85 Entertainment $100 Clothing $85 Clothing $100 Savings $85 Savings $100 Medical $85 Medical $0 Miscellaneous $85 Miscellaneous $100 Evaluate Grace's new budget.

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Angel Velazquez

Mathematics

11 June, 21:09

Grace has a net spendable income of $1,700 per month. She decides to check her expenses for the previous month and adjust her budget. Expenses Housing $510 Food $204 Transportation $255 Insurance $51 Debts $0 Entertainment $85 Clothing $85 Savings $85 Medical $0 Miscellaneous $85 Grace then adjusts her budget for her main expense categories. Old Budget New Budget Housing $510 Housing $510 Food $204 Food $254 Transportation $295 Transportation $295 Insurance $51 Insurance $51 Debts $25 Debts $0 Entertainment $85 Entertainment $100 Clothing $85 Clothing $100 Savings $85 Savings $100 Medical $85 Medical $0 Miscellaneous $85 Miscellaneous $100 Evaluate Grace's new budget.

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Cesar Parker · Answer 1

She is going over budget. She is putting less than the recommended percentage of her income into the savings category. She is putting the minimum recommended percentage of her income into all categories except debt. She is putting less than the recommended percentage of her income into the clothing, medical, and miscellaneous categories.