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Monthly take-home pay 3000, rent 1100, groceries 400, transport 200, other bills 500.
A POSSIBLE RESPONSE
The listed costs total 2200, leaving 800 before savings, debt, irregular expenses, and other spending. Add those missing categories before treating the remainder as available. Use rounded fictional figures when trying this.
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