Post: #1

$3,000/month place in Boston. It's very slick, floor to ceiling windows, 830 sq/ft.

Other bills are health insurance, cell, Netflix, etc. at $300 total

I spend about $400/month on Ubers. In the summer this will drop to about $250 as I cycle.

Just interested to see what others are spending.

Post: #2

600/month living a house with students
200/month for my beater car
400/month for my nice car
250/month for groceries
400/month for going out, drinks, dinner etc.

Post: #3

Apologies for the weird formatting, these are copy/paste from my spreadsheet. Before the end of summer I plan to have the house sold and moving somewhere less than $500 a month rent.

Mortgage $840
Electricity $80 (average)
Gas $45 (average)
Water and sewer and waste $55 (average)

About $1000 monthly for a 1000 sq foot home with basement (not included in sq footage).

Motorhome Insurance $45
Car1 Insurance $25
Car2 Insurance $50
Fuel $100 (not exact, a budgeted amount)
Maintenance $100 (budgeted amount, goes to savings account)
Health club $35

LOANS
Motorhome $278 (deductible on taxes)
Cars were bought for cash, no loan payment.

I don't track food & fun expenses, but those are about $500 a month.

Post: #4

Back in 2013 my expenses in Fairfax Virginia

Rent 1100- sharing condo with friend
Car insurance-150
Gas-80/90
Food-400
Cell-75
Misc going out and work out stuff 300-400

Post: #5

Rent : £50 per month
Car Insurance + Fuel : £ 200-250 per month
Food : £200 per month
Phone : £40 per month
Going / Luxury purchases £100-200 depending

Post: #6

In U$

Aprtment Mortgage: 740
Electricity: 10
Water: 5
GAS: 5
Food: 200
Car Insurance: 50
GAS: 100
Clothes: 300
Going out/drinks: 200
Travel: 600 on a 12 month average
Gym: 50
Supplements: 50

Post: #7

Monthly costs. Harsh, cold, remote area. Ultra high cost of living.

Small log cabin- $800
Electricity- $300
Heating oil- $300
Water- $150
Food- anywhere from $500 to $1000 a month. Food selection is very limited.

Don't travel very often but usually it's about $2k to go see family for Christmas.