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In response to "Budget/expense tracking question: if you eat out while on a trip, does that go in the travel category or the restaurant category? -- nm" by znufrii

If I'm being a stickler, any cost of dining out that falls above my daily at-home average of eating out would go into the travel bucket

Posted by ty97 May 4 '21, 12:54

So if I average $7.50 a day dining out as part of my normal budget cycle, and then on vacation I spend $20 a day dining out, I would charge $7.50 a day to my normal dining out budget and $12.50 a day to my travel budget.

I'm not a stickler, I don't do that.

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This is how I do it. -- nm - Max May 4, 14:52
Yeah that’s just way too much effort. -- nm - znufrii May 4, 13:02 2
- You already have a budget and are tracking your expense so it's no effort! - ty97 May 4, 13:04 1
  - Well, I’m tracking my expenses at any rate. -- (edited) - znufrii May 4, 13:10

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If I'm being a stickler, any cost of dining out that falls above my daily at-home average of eating out would go into the travel bucket

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