Part 1 Directions: Use the attached budget form or the budgeting tool located on foundations U.com to create three zero-based budgets: one for each student described below and a personal one based on your income (this may include a regular allowance from your parents) and expenses. Fill in all income and expenses on the form with the information provided. Remember to compute net pay by taking 20% out for taxes. 1 Marcus, a high school student, works at a lumberyard making $10.50 an hour. With his academic and sports schedule, he is able to work 25 hours a week. He can pick up extra hours, but not consistently. Marcus lives at home, so he has very few bills. He is responsible for his cell phone bill, which is $65 a month. He pays for his auto insurance, which is $1,200 a year, and he pays for gas, maintenance and repairs on his car. Lastly, Marcus is responsible for his spending money. He has a fully funded emergency fund of $500 but has a goal of saving additional money for new tires. (As a high school student, assume that groceries, health insurance and utilities are expenses covered by his parents.)