ICA #3 Jillian is a 21-year-old college student. Recently, she found that she kept running out of money each month. Her parents have been making up the difference as needed, but they just informed her that she needs to figure out how to live within her means. So, starting this month, Jillian's parents are not going to help her out anymore. Based on Jillian's financial situation below, 1), fill out a cash-flow statement for this month for her, and 2) create a balanced budget for next month to help Jillian live within her means and achieve her financial goals. "So, here's what I found this month. My rent is $600. I paid $400 for new clothes, spent $300 on groceries, $140 on gas, $45 for car insurance premium. My monthly car loan payment is $150 and cell phone bill is $50. Eating out cost me $180 and other entertainment was $90. I've been doing pretty.well at my waitressing job, and generally make about $1,300 (after tax). This month it was $1,350, and I expect the same one next month. During the pandemic, I also work as a food delivery driver. The base pay per delivery is $8. I made $600 with DeorDash this month and 1 expect the same one next month. I didn't include my tujtion. because I have a full scholarship that pays for it. I also have two financial goals of saving for a trip to Greece and paying off my ctudent loans immediately; neither of which I have started doing yet