T-Level FinanceYears 12–13Finance and Accounting
Budgeting and variance analysis
T-Level: Finance: Budgeting and variance analysis
What you'll learn
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A budget is like a spending plan you make before the month starts. Variance is the difference between what you planned and what actually happened.
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If your budget says £100 for clothes and you spend £120, what is the variance?
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Set the budget to £200 and the actual spend to £180. What's the variance?
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Let's calculate a budget variance together. 📝
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A negative variance means you spent...
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Now try it yourself. Budget: £500 for marketing. Actual spend: £550. What is the variance?
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A variance of +£30 means you spent...
Practise Budgeting and variance analysis with Whizlo
Free AI-tutored lessons, unlimited practice questions, and progress tracking for ages 16–18. Aligned to the UK National Curriculum.