Budget Planner For Medical School Graduates
Available Funds/Income – Annual (12-months)
  Amount
Housestaff Stipend/Salary (Gross Before Deductions)
Cash/Savings
Investments
All Other Sources
Total Gross Annual Income:
 
 
Deductions & Expenses - Annual
  Amount

Deductions (Federal, State, Local Taxes, Social Security, Medicare, Health Insurance, Others
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Retirement Contributions
   
Total Deductions :
 
 
Employer Matching Contributions** :
Available Annual Funds/Income Less Total Deductions
Monthly Funds Available for Saving, Investing & Spending
 
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**With certain 401 type retirement plans the employer may make contributions to your 401 account as: 1. a fixed dollar or percentage amount, either with or without a required employee contribution; 2. a fixed percentage match of the employee contributions; or 3. a match to the employee's contribution within a given range (i.e. a variable employee match). As a result the employee gains an immediate return on their matched contributions (for example a $0.25 employer match for every dollar the employee contributes equals an immediate 25.0% return - a dollar for dollar match equals a 100% return). In addition the employee reduces their current income taxes while boosting their retirement investments, pre-tax contributions are not subject to federal and (in most cases) state income taxes until withdrawn and earnings accumulations are tax-deferred.