A cash$-$flow statement shows you where your money comes from and where it goes. There are three sections. The first is the $q,$ section. It reflects all cash inflows including income from wages, gifts, investments, and so on$.$ The

section is next,

where expenses are classified as fixed or variable. And the last part is the $q,$ of the cash in and cash out, which shows what you have left or what you have overspent in a given time period.

The following items may or may not appear on a personal cash$-$flow statement. Check "Cash In$"$ or "Cash Out" accordingly if the item would appear on a personal cash$-$flow statement. If neither applies, leave both checkboxes empty.