Hi
In my country, we often use the word budget or budgeting like this? Is it natural to native ears? If not, how would you put the same thought?
(Father to daughter)
I can't buy such an expensive sofa set without planning. It will upset my whole budget for the month. [-- He won't be able to run the house with the money he'll be left with after buying the sofa.]
A- Are you planning a trip abroad this summer?
B- Not yet; we'll have to sort out our budget first.
Thanks,
Tom
Yes. Natural.
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