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Fixed costs
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DSL Chart Calculation
Ideal DSL
Spending budget
Period length
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undefined€
31d
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0€/d
Available budget
Current budget - Puffer - pending expenses
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undefined€ - 0€ - 0€
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0€
Actual DSL
Money spent
Period done
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Current - available
Period done
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undefined€ - 0€
6d
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0€
6d
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0€/d
Target DSL
Money left
Period left
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Available budget
Period left
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0€
25d
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0€/d
Budget chart calculation
Available budget
Current budget - Puffer - pending expenses
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undefined€ - 0€ - 0€
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0€
Time chart calculation
Available budget
Current budget - Puffer - pending expenses
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undefined€ - 0€ - 0€
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0€
Money spent
Spending budget + puffer + fix costs - current
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0€ + 0€ + 0€ - 0€
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0€
Total budget
Available budget + money spent
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0€ + 0€
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0€
Period length
End - start
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31 - 0
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31d
Period left
End - today
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31 - 6
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25d
Period done
PeriodLength - leftPeriod
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31 - 25
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6d
Budget
This chart gives you an easy overview over your account balance. It gives you an idea of how much many you have actually available from the total money which you have on your bank account.
DSL
This chart gives you an idea how much money you should spend on average each day to stay within your budget. The chart is based on the start budget and the budget offset.
Time
This chart gives you an idea how much money you have spent from your money in relation to the time left.
Fixed costs
Fixed costs are amounts of money you have to spent each month again and again. Rent, water, energy and so on are examples for fixed costs.
Account balance
The amount of money you have currently in your account. This is the starting point for your budget calculations.
Puffer
The puffer is an amount of money you have in your account but don't want to spend. This is useful for unexpected expenses or to prevent you from spending all your money. In all calculations the puffer is calculated out of the current account balance.
Spending budget
The spending budget is the amount of money you want to spend at most each month for variable costs. Food, going or eating out, buying some stuff.
Focus mode
The focus mode helps to gain control over your daily spending by reducing the observed time period to 10 days. Obviously you should adjust the value for budget offset and start budget accordingly.