Is that REALLY an Expense for the 'Other' Category? - Budget Tip #10

Everyone should have a miscellaneous category in their budget, but how do you know what should and should not fall under miscellaneous? Jay's budget tip covers just that. If you have a repeated somewhat predictable thing that you end up putting in miscellaneous, then it's probably time to break it free from miscellaneous and give it its own category. If you have done this in the past, what category was it? How did you know when something needed its own category?

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