"setting up a budget" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing creating a plan for managing one's finances or resources. For example, "I am setting up a budget so I can keep track of my income and expenses."
That means opening up about what they both owe, working out a way to deal with debts and setting up a budget in order to go forward.
I'm really going to need your help setting up a budget when I get home and making sure I stick to it.
If you are setting up a budget, Ms. Weston proposes the 50-30-20 distribytion suggElizabeth Warrenth whoren, whashas been selected as an adviser to President Obama for the federal government's Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
And setting up a budget that can help save you money is absolutely free.
Since the Deng Xiaoping administration, the Chinese Communist Party has been gradually reforming China's economic structure by actively supporting private-owned firms through various policy combinations like transferring ownership of state-owned assets and setting up a budget system for managing state capital.
Check out the Travel section, set up a budget and see how far you can go.
You are billed daily, but you can set up a budget, and you are charged only for impressions on your post.
Lord King said it made no sense to set up a budget to cope with economic trends five, 10 or 15 years ahead.
Proposition 58, the "California Balanced Budget Act", will require the state to pass a balanced budget and set up a budget reserve, and will come into effect only if 57 is also approved.
I don't expect anyone to copy this exactly, but it will give you an idea of one way to set up a budget and make it into a forecasting model.
The report called on the Home Office to set up a budget for a serious case response team to boost its investigative capability – which had been found wanting in cases such as the death of Sean Rigg.
