Julia brings home $2 comma 200 per month after taxes. Julia's rent is $806 per month, her utilities are $136 per month, and her car payment is $277 per month. Julia is currently paying $196 per month to her orthodontist for her braces. If Julia's groceries cost $66 per week and she estimates her other expenses to be $204 per month, how much will she have left each month to put toward savings to reach her financial goals?

The amount left for Julia to save after all expenses have deducted from her take-home(disposable income) is $317 as shown below.

Explanation:

The amount that Julia can save is the amount left of her disposable income when all expenses are taken care of.

The amount that could be saved is computed thus:

Take-home amount               $2,200

Rent                                        ($806)

Utilities                                    ($136)

Car payment                           ($277)

Orthodontist payment            ($196)

Groceries($66*4 weeks)         ($264)

Other expenses                       ($204)

Savings                                     $317

$317

Explanation:

the amount left will be each month = net pay - total expenses

net pay ( after taxes) = $2,200

total expenses

rent                       $806

utilities                  $136

car                         $277

orthodontist          $196

groceries($66×4)  $264

others                     $204

total expenses =     $1,883

amount left each month = $2,200 - $ 1883

=$317

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