Track your monthly money in one place. Enter your income (part-time work, OSAP/grants, family support, or a monthly GIC/savings draw if you’re an international student) and your expenses (rent, groceries, transit, phone, subscriptions). You’ll get a net balance and a simple chart showing your biggest costs.
Income
- Part-time job
- OSAP / government grants
- Family support
- GIC or savings draw (international students: enter the monthly amount you plan to use)
- Other
Expenses
- Rent / housing
- Groceries (many Ontario students land around $300–$500/month)
- PRESTO / TTC / local transit
- Phone & internet
- Subscriptions and entertainment
Results
Deficit: flags the gap and suggests where to cut first (usually “subscriptions/entertainment” or reducing weekly food spending)
Surplus: shows how much you’re saving each month
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Student Budget Planner
Student Budget Planner Ontario Edition
Enter monthly amounts (CAD). We save your numbers on this device, so a refresh won’t wipe them.
Inputs
Income (Monthly)
$
Example: 15–20 hrs/week @ $17–$19/hr.
$
Tip: enter the monthly average (total term funding ÷ months).
$
$
Enter what you plan to use per month (not your full savings).
$
Scholarships, tutoring, side gigs, bursaries, etc.
Expenses (Monthly)
$
Include utilities if they’re part of housing costs.
$
Avg student: $300–$500/mo
$
Include GO/UP Express, TTC/miWay/YRT, etc. if you use them.
$
$
Streaming, eating out, games, events, etc.
Results
Total Monthly Income
$0
Total Monthly Expenses
$0
Net Balance
$0
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Spending insights
Expense breakdown
Chart updates as you type.