Ok, so here's a bit of planning for the coming month. A couple of these figures have changed since last month so I have updated them. They've only changed by around £10 or so but I want to record them.
Mortgage + buildings and contents insurance              £632.70
Council Tax                                                                           £129.00
Credit card 1                                                                       ~£165.00
Credit card 2                                                                         £ 23.27
Loan                                                                                       £189.08
Charity                                                                                   £  18.00
Savings                                                                                   £   5.00
National Insurance Contributions 2                                £ 13.00
Interest payments on current accounts £22
Float of £10 in each current account £20
Sponsorship charity payments £10
Birthdays and anniversaries £50
Total                                                                                  £1277.05
Here are the foreseeable odds and ends that I need to cover by the end of the month which should be included above.
Current account 1 interest           ~ £20 on 19th
Travel expenses for new job        unknown
Sponsorship                                   for family fund-raising efforts ~ £10 for Katy
My sister's birthday                       ~£15 first week in July
Anniversary present and card ~ £25.00
Now to income - the crucial part
Received:
Client PA - Deposit of £127.50 paid
Client SFS - £155 Paid up front
Billed:
Client NN - billed £100
Client AB - outstanding invoices $200 past due - chased
Client CS - billed £117.00
Client MC - billed £1150.00
Work in progress:
Client PA - £127.50
Client MG - £200.00
Salary - ~£1000 (should be around £1300 but on emergency tax code)
Of all of this, I know that the items highlighted in blue are ones I definitely will have before the end of the month.
 
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