Property Budget Planner

The Frost's Budget Planner will help you to get an idea of how much disposable income you could have.

Only complete the items that apply.
Leave the current mortgage or rent fields empty if you are buying or renting for the first time or if you are 'selling' your current property to see how much you 'could' allocate to a mortgage or rent payment.

Disposable Income Budget Planner

Monthly income

Your monthly salary (£) *

Partner's monthly salary (£) *

Your other income (£) *

Partner's other income (£) *

Loans

Current mortgage (£) *

Current rent (£) *

Alimony (£) *

Credit / store cards (£) *

Maintenance for dependents (£) *

Other loans (eg HP and rental agreements) (£) *

Transport

Fuel (£) *

Vehicle tax (£) *

Car Insurance (£) *

Servicing (£) *

Parking (£) *

Travel fares (£) *

Other (£) *

Utility and other bills

Gas / heating (£) *

Electricity (£) *

Water (£) *

Home Insurance (£) *

Phone / broadband (£) *

Digital / cable TV (£) *

TV licence (£) *

Council tax (£) *

Ground rent (£) *

Service charge (£) *

Other (£) *

General living costs

Food and drink (£) *

Washing, toiletries, alcohol and tobacco (£) *

Clothing (£) *

Mobile phone (£) *

Furniture / appliances (£) *

Repairs / Contents Insurance (£) *

School fees / Childcare (£) *

Entertainment / recreation (£) *

Holidays (£) *

Other (£) *

Savings and investments

Pensions (£) *

Other savings and investments (£) *

Results

Monthly disposable income

Monthly total income

Monthly total expenditure

Your budget summary

Given a monthly income of £, Loans costs of £, Transport costs of £, Utility and other bills costs of £, General living costs costs of £, Savings and investments costs of £, your estimated monthly disposable income is £ per month.

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