Free Instagram budget breakdown carousel template

Salary Split

A “where my salary goes” breakdown for Instagram: the take-home on the cover, each bucket as a giant percentage with a matching bar, then the full table.

Platform
Instagram
Size
1080 × 1350 (4:5)
Slides
7
Price
Free

Opens in the editor: describe your topic and AI rewrites every slide in this design, or edit it yourself.

Salary Split Instagram budget breakdown carousel template, slide 1
Salary Split Instagram budget breakdown carousel template, slide 2
Salary Split Instagram budget breakdown carousel template, slide 3
Salary Split Instagram budget breakdown carousel template, slide 4

What’s on the slides

  1. Slide 1

    Full transparency

    Where my salary actually goes

    Take-home, after tax. Every euro, by bucket.

  2. Slide 2

    Rent

    Rent: the one I won’t trim

    A room I like in a flat-share, a 12-minute walk from work. Paying more here saves me a transit pass and a lot of mood.

  3. Slide 3

    Essentials

    Food and bills, on a cap

    €420 groceries, €380 for energy, phone, internet and insurance. Groceries get a weekly €100 card, so I can’t overspend by accident.

  4. Slide 4

    Investing

    Paid first, the day it lands

    An automatic transfer into a world index fund on payday. I never see it, so I never miss it.

  5. Slide 5

    Fun + buffer

    Guilt-free, because it’s planned

    €450 for dinners, gigs and trips, spent without a second thought. €260 into a buffer for the boiler that always breaks in January.

  6. Slide 6

    The whole €3,200

    Reviewed once a month, over coffee, in 20 minutes.

  7. Slide 7

    What’s your biggest bucket?

    Percentages only, no judgement. I’ll share the most common answer next week.

How to use this Instagram template

  1. Open it in the editor with “Use this template”. No install.
  2. Make it yours: type your topic and let AI rewrite every slide in this design with matching photos, or change the words, photos and colours yourself.
  3. Export at 1080 × 1350 (4:5), one image per slide, and post.