using the given budget here

using these two scenarios... what would happen to the set budget?

based off if prices in St Louis Missouri

S 5289 Cash Inflow Gross Monthly Salary (before taxes) Interest or dividends from savings accounts or investment Financial aid , Scholarships Gifts 5000 1000 1000 12289 200 50 Cash Outflow Housing(Mortgage or Rent Insurance , Property Taxes) 500 Utilities (water , electric, cable/internet) Educational expenses, student loan payments 2000 Phone Car Payments , bus/train passes, travel expenses 1000 Gasoline , auto repairs 678 Food (groceries, restaurants) 987 Clothing Credit Card payment 500 Entertainment (movies , Netflix, concerts, covers etc) 100 Medical/Dental/Prescriptions 100 Personal Care 50 Pet Care Savings Insurance Premiums (Auto Life and Health) 500 Taxes(State/Federal) 289 8504 500 50 1000 Difference 3785 from above. You will make a second budget worksheet using your chosen scenarios below. If you state you will use credit to pay for expenses or arrange a payment system you must discuss how you will pay the debt off and provide a timeframe in your paper. Assume that you've been at your job for 6 months to a year. Your savings should reflect your budgeted savings for this amount of time. eta Accident van ware drivinehome from world b. Oh, Baby. You're expecting! You're unable to stay home and must find childcare. No family in the area to help out, so you'll need to find a place for Junior to go during the day. Figure on childcare 3-5 days per week. Call local daycares to request rates and fit this expense into your budget. C. Ouch. You fell off a ladder cleaning the gutters and broke your leg. You have insurance but still owe $400 for the ambulance ride and $950 for medical services. You have a $30 co-pay monthly for pain medications and $200 monthly for your physical therapy not covered by your insurance. S 5289 Cash Inflow Gross Monthly Salary (before taxes) Interest or dividends from savings accounts or investment Financial aid , Scholarships Gifts 5000 1000 1000 12289 200 50 Cash Outflow Housing(Mortgage or Rent Insurance , Property Taxes) 500 Utilities (water , electric, cable/internet) Educational expenses, student loan payments 2000 Phone Car Payments , bus/train passes, travel expenses 1000 Gasoline , auto repairs 678 Food (groceries, restaurants) 987 Clothing Credit Card payment 500 Entertainment (movies , Netflix, concerts, covers etc) 100 Medical/Dental/Prescriptions 100 Personal Care 50 Pet Care Savings Insurance Premiums (Auto Life and Health) 500 Taxes(State/Federal) 289 8504 500 50 1000 Difference 3785 from above. You will make a second budget worksheet using your chosen scenarios below. If you state you will use credit to pay for expenses or arrange a payment system you must discuss how you will pay the debt off and provide a timeframe in your paper. Assume that you've been at your job for 6 months to a year. Your savings should reflect your budgeted savings for this amount of time. eta Accident van ware drivinehome from world b. Oh, Baby. You're expecting! You're unable to stay home and must find childcare. No family in the area to help out, so you'll need to find a place for Junior to go during the day. Figure on childcare 3-5 days per week. Call local daycares to request rates and fit this expense into your budget. C. Ouch. You fell off a ladder cleaning the gutters and broke your leg. You have insurance but still owe $400 for the ambulance ride and $950 for medical services. You have a $30 co-pay monthly for pain medications and $200 monthly for your physical therapy not covered by your insurance