Assessing the budgeting practices of households in Pulpogan, Consolacion, Cebu / Ma. Ella Fuentes, Lailanie Duaman, Nicole Cañete, Fritzie Ann Nichole Llaño.

By: Fuentes, Ma. Ella [author.]Contributor(s): Duaman, Lailanie [author.] | Cañete, Nicole [author.] | Llaño, Fritzie Ann Nichole [autthor.]Material type: TextTextPublisher: Cebu CIty, Philippines : University of Cebu-Banilad, c2024Description: xii, 121 pages : color illustrationsContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeSubject(s): Personal finance | Household budgets | Expense optimizationSummary: Household budgeting is crucial for effective budgeting since it determines how income is distributed to expenses, savings, and investments. However, some households, particularly those that are poor, struggle to make ends meet because of specific behaviors that can affect their budgetary decisions, resulting in overspending or failing to fulfill important financial goals. This study aims to assess the budgeting practices of the households in Barangay Pulpogan, Consolacion, Cebu.
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Includes bibliographical references and appendices.

Household budgeting is crucial for effective budgeting since it determines how income is distributed to expenses, savings, and investments. However, some households, particularly those that are poor, struggle to make ends meet because of specific behaviors that can affect their budgetary decisions, resulting in overspending or failing to fulfill important financial goals. This study aims to assess the budgeting practices of the households in Barangay Pulpogan, Consolacion, Cebu.

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