How much does it cost you to live each month/week/year?
Include:
Rent
Food
Phone
Net
Bills
Car
Spending/going out money
I don't work but I do get youth allowance. I pay $20 a week board, which leaves me with roughly $150 to spend (fortnightly).
I don't have that much expenses, considering I am only sixteen and still live at home and haven't finished school yet.
My expenses:
Phone - $30-$40 p.m
Net - $30-$40 p.m
Going out money: $100 p.m
Random money: whatever is left over.
I could spend up to $300 per month (150x2). I do sometimes if I feel like shopping or I go out a few more times a month than I expect to or if I buy someone pressies.
So I usually only spend $160-$200 per month.
My cost of living is $280 a month and that is including everything.
That is just an estimation though. I could be $20 or $40 off either way.
But then again I don't have to pay for petrol or rent or food (board covers that, I guess) or anything else.
That only leaves me with $20 left over but then again I only pay my phone and net once a month so I do have more I just never realise it.
I should probably get into the habit of keeping track of my money and organising how much I spend.
At the end of the week I am usually saying: "I had so much money on Monday. Where did it all go?"
But then I remember I bought lunch and clothes and movie tickets and whatever else.
Include:
Rent
Food
Phone
Net
Bills
Car
Spending/going out money
I don't work but I do get youth allowance. I pay $20 a week board, which leaves me with roughly $150 to spend (fortnightly).
I don't have that much expenses, considering I am only sixteen and still live at home and haven't finished school yet.
My expenses:
Phone - $30-$40 p.m
Net - $30-$40 p.m
Going out money: $100 p.m
Random money: whatever is left over.
I could spend up to $300 per month (150x2). I do sometimes if I feel like shopping or I go out a few more times a month than I expect to or if I buy someone pressies.
So I usually only spend $160-$200 per month.
My cost of living is $280 a month and that is including everything.
That is just an estimation though. I could be $20 or $40 off either way.
But then again I don't have to pay for petrol or rent or food (board covers that, I guess) or anything else.
That only leaves me with $20 left over but then again I only pay my phone and net once a month so I do have more I just never realise it.
I should probably get into the habit of keeping track of my money and organising how much I spend.
At the end of the week I am usually saying: "I had so much money on Monday. Where did it all go?"
But then I remember I bought lunch and clothes and movie tickets and whatever else.
