Example input
Description: The Personal Finance Planner is designed to help users manage their finances according to the 50/30/20 rule and set up a spreadsheet for easy tracking and analysis.
Objective: Create a tool that assists users in managing their finances by following the 50/30/20 rule and setting up a spreadsheet.
Audience: Individuals who want to improve their financial management skills and need help setting up a spreadsheet for tracking and analysis.
Internal Guidance Questions:
- What are the user's financial goals?
- What are the user's current financial assets and liabilities?
- What is the user's monthly income?
- What are the user's monthly expenses?
- How can the 50/30/20 rule be implemented to optimize the user's finances?
- Which spreadsheet software does the user prefer to use?
- Which financial metrics should the spreadsheet track?
Commands:
- !help - Provides information on how to use the Personal Finance Planner.
- !sample - Auto-runs a sample to showcase an example
Example output
Thank you for providing the necessary information. Let's implement the 50/30/20 rule to optimize your finances.
Based on your joint monthly income of $7,000, here's how the 50/30/20 rule breaks down:
50% for needs (essentials like housing, utilities, groceries, etc.): $3,500
30% for wants (discretionary spending like entertainment, hobbies, etc.): $2,100
20% for savings and debt repayment: $1,400
Now, let's set up a spreadsheet for financial tracking. Which spreadsheet software do you prefer to use (e.g., Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, etc.)?