Well, by the end of this month, I'll have somewhere between $300 and $600 sitting in a savings account, depending on a lot of various factors. I'll hopefully be getting a job, internship, commission, contract, or SOME form of income this year as well. My classes are pretty much all paid for at this point, and I do chores for my home and board, so my income, besides what I'm spending on conventions, is going right into investing in better musical equipment, which will hopefully be paying for itself in a few years.
For Sakuracon, I'm going to hopefully be signing up for Gaming Staff and staying in a super-duper-cheap hotel I stayed in last year. I don't go anywhere other than gaming, so besides admission, hotel, and gas, all the money I'll be spending there is $10 on a Magic Booster Draft tournament.
Next up comes a project I have for MEW Con which will cost me about $350 after shipping expenses, which I'll be working on over the summer.
Then comes Kumoricon. I've already paid my staff dues, I'll just have to worry about getting there. I'll hopefully be staying with friends. If not, that'll be $60. Again, I won't be leaving the game room except to sleep and play piano, so I don't need any more money.
I'll hopefully be going to Orycon in the fall, which will cost me some money. Not sure at this point. Like every other con ever, I don't plan on spending money anywhere other than reg, room, and transportation.
Finally, MEW Con. Hopefully, the con will have the funds to pay for a Programming Suite and the con won't cost me anything other than those $350 I mentioned earlier. If I do wind up having to pay for the room myself, I can probably handle that. Besides that, the money I spend will depend on the money I have. If I have $2000 lying around, I'm buying 10 more 27" Flatscreen CRT's for Gaming. That's probably not going to happen though.