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Input (English): [header] How to create a transition budget [title] Record your income. [step] The basic idea behind establishing any budget is to measure how much you're making versus how much you're spending. Being aware of your exact level of income is therefore a logical place to start. <sep> (A) [substeps] Write down the start and end times of your day. For example, if you earn $70 a week for a month, you should record an income of $57. (B) Find out the specific amount that you make in a month or year, then translate that into how much money you have at your disposal each time the bulk of your expenses are made (typically every month). [substeps] Salaried workers can break down their annual compensation into smaller units to make it easier to view in a particular time frame. (C) This means that you should begin documenting expenses that are money you've already made and converting them into cash. By recording income, you can start to realize the extent of each expense or matter you're making. (D) [substeps] Some studies show that when you record your income, you identify-rather than withdraw-a small portion of your income. For example, if you spent $200 on a car, you would typically never show only $300 a month to spend on a house.
Output (English): B