Pay
Payday split
Why this matters. Net pay is the money after tax has already been taken. This page splits that one amount by the percentages you type, into bills, offset, investing and fun. The percentages are yours. The page does not store them and does not suggest a split.
One net pay. Four percentages you set. Dollars for that pay. Nothing is saved in the browser.
Dollars this pay
$0Percentages you typed
- Bills
- $0
- Offset
- $0
- Investing
- $0
- Fun
- $0
- Not assigned
- $0
The percentages add to 0%. What is left is the not-assigned line.
Next: Doctor budget — The month, written as bills rather than percentages.
What doctors often miss
The split is the percentages on this page only. They are not copied from the budget or the offset page.
Included / Not included
Included
- Net pay and the four percentages you type · This pay only
Not included
- Tax already taken out of net pay
- Fund fees, insurance and inflation
- Fund fees, insurance and inflation. Tax is already out of the net pay
Assumptions you can edit are the inputs on this page. This is a model, not a prediction, a tax assessment, or a recommendation.
A rough figure — not advice. Terms
Also
Advertisement — labelled, never inside the number.