What do you spend your money on every month /fa/? How can you

In the last month (Canadian dollars)

>food + drink
Groceries: $250
Eating out: $250
Coffee: $100
Alc and "going out": $325

>getting around
Uber: $130
Public transit: $100
Fixing my bike: $70

>vanity
"Beauty" (nails, hair, waxing): $325
Shopping: $750 (I bought a new phone this month though)
Dry cleaning/alterations/shoe repair: $175

>other/essentials
Rent: $1550
Bills (internet, phone): $115
Classpass: $75
Gym: $60

>>12485454
Jesus, how do you afford all that? Arent you in college or something?

>>12485389
>What do you spend your money on every month /fa/?
mainly phone bill and paypal bill $150 a month

living w/ parents for the summer so no rent/grocery

am taking loans out to live in dorms during school

i have a car so $30 for gas here and there

i like to go to shows and the city a few times a month so thats like $120ish

the rest i spend on clothes
i get 1k a month to go to school

and im about to get a part time job

location: upstate ny
currency: usd

groceries: ~150€
bills: ~100€
cigarettes: 50€
public transport: 40€
gym: 30€

I spend the rest on social shit like going to gigs, eating out, getting drunk, etc. if I have any left over at the end of the month I spend it on some gay shit like fashion or video games. I own my apartment and I don't have or need a license so I don't have to pay rent and gas. I live in Budapest.

>>12485470
How do you get 1k a month to go to school? Parents?

Rent+bills: 200 €
Groceries: 130 €
Going out things: 50 €
Public transport: 30 €
Gym: 30 €

I have any left at the end of the month but there are just shit clothing shops. Fuck you Budapest.

>>12486397
Probably scholarship(s)

T.
My old roommate got paid to go to school also

Wisconsin/USD


$1200 Rent
$300-400 Food/Groceries/Household
$60-80 Utilities
$40 Car Insurance
$50 Gas
$44 Bus
$13 Web accounts
$20 Phone service
$20-40 Massage/Chiro
$100-200 Misc fees, maintenance, automotive, co-pays, prescriptions
$120 fledgling 401k
$200 insurance
$fuckton Tax withholding
$Saving for various cosmetic things: invisaligns, body hair removal

NYC

Housing:
- Rent: $3,200
- Utilities: $150

Transportation:
- MetroCard: $120
- Uber/Lyft: $60

Entertainment:
- Cable/Internet: $125
- Apple Music: $15
- Netflix: $12

Food/Drink:
- Groceries: $100
- Restaurants/Bars: $600

Misc:
- Clothing: $2,000 - $5,000
- Dry cleaning: $200
- Hair cut: $70
- Cell phones: $150

>>12486454
You get your hair done monthly?

>>12486454
rich boi, how much do u make

In USD for a month:

>rent $150
>food $50

This month in particular:
>flights $180
>vidyagame $5

>income $400
>passive income $20

I don't usually spend much on fashion, but if you thrift or shop cheap it's easy.

Try not to spend too much unnecessary money... Eg do body weight workouts to remove gym costs, learn to sew, take up walking or public transport, get a cheaper phone or get rid of it, give up smoking.

Idk follow your heart.

In CAD

$950 Mortgage/Bills/Insurance
$200 Groceries/Sanitary
$150 Eating Out/LCBO
$100 Savings
~$50 Misc Maintenance/Gardening/Cleaning/Upkeep
$40+ Transportation. Cost varies wildly from month to month. Will cycle nearly anywhere. Public transit in winter. Only have the car on weekends, rarely use it. Visit my Mum who's out of town once or twice a month.
$30 Haircut (Bi monthly)
$60 Massage (Occasional)

I've been trying to lock down spending the past few months. But normally I'll drop a few hundred on clothes, maybe vidya, records, plants, or some books. I tend to make a lot of stupid cocktails so I rack up a tab in liquor too. Fucking Ontario.

Currently living at home, if I moved out it would look something like this:

>rent incl utilities CHF 850
>food CHF 400
>insurance CHF 400
>university CHF 200
>transportation CHF 100
>phone/internet CHF 75
>misc (haircut, dentist, bike, etc.) CHF 75

Considering I'd live off roghly CHF 2300 a month, that would give me abot CHF 200 to spend on going out and clothes.

>>12485464
rich parents and lives in big city in Canada

>>12485454
Okay why the fuck are Tripsk and Pigfuck suddenly back? there is definitely some autists pretending to be them atm

>get 2000€ monthly
>pay 350€ rent

Easy.

>>12486526
o tru i don't. i get my hair permed and cut once every few weeks, so i guess $70 every 2-3 months is more realistic

>>12486883
my 2016 pre-tax was ~185k

>>12486911

>rent $150
Are you missing a zero or are you living in a trailer in the middle of Nowhereville Wyoming?

>>12487919
Same to you, I know that's Euros and all, but how on earth does anyone get anything that cheap unless it is a tenement?

>>12488115
If you make that through hard work at a real job, kudos to you. If you make that through Mommy and Daddy, please diaf.

>>12488366
Indefinite traveller in South East Asia. $300 a month is typical of small apartments in cities in the region.

Welcome to the internet age, you no longer have to live and work in the west, a day of work will give you a month of income.

Bills all said and done: ~$1200/mo
Take-home after taxes: $2400/mo

Monthly income- $4000

Food: $200
Eating out: $100
Rent (internet incl.): $700
School savings: $1500 minimum
Nightlife/alcohol: $200-$400

At most $1100 but I cant actually justify spending that much on clothes

>>12485464
I haven't graduated yet, but I finished uni a while ago. I also work

>>12487814
I come back fairly frequently

>>12486397
>>12486439
yea my dad had benefits from the military that transferred over to me for schooling

>>12485389
Tsukuba, Japan. Close to Tokyo.
Last month:

Groceries - 20,000 yen
Eating out and hanging out - 40,000 yen
Rent and utilities - 25,000 yen
Fashion - 30,000 yen-ish this month

I thrift in Harajuku a lot, though, and summer fashion is way cheaper.

>>12488366
>If you make that through hard work at a real job, kudos to you. If you make that through Mommy and Daddy, please diaf.

i pay for my mommy and daddy's rent too :~)

>>12488500
They fucked up then kek

>>12488504
being retired in your mid-40s and having no expenses to worry about sounds great imo

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Car: 180$
Insurance: 150$
Food:250-300$ (90% fast food)
Cell Phone: 50$
Gas:20-30$
Rent: me mum


Income: 1000$

North Carolina

Pic related, me.

>>12488497
>Rent and utilities - 25,000 yen
are you homeless or did you mean 250,000?

>>12488497
What're some cool pieces that you can only get in Japan? I have a few friends in Nagoya and in the past they've sent me tea and stuff.

>>12488366
>Same to you, I know that's Euros and all, but how on earth does anyone get anything that cheap unless it is a tenement?

By living in a city where rent is cheap.
I'm also a student and several landlords/real estate agencies here offer regular apartments for a cheaper price for students.

>>12486454
What do you do and how old?

>>12485389
no rent
food 350 including eating out
video games 15
transport bus so nuffen
clothing: 300 - 800
other shit 100 150
job unemployed
USD
san Francisco

>>12488413
how do you not graduate and finish uni? i thought finishing uni means you graduated

>>12485389
second mortgage

>>12488497
Did you move to tokyo or have you always lived there? seems like such a cool place to live but culture shock and all that ...

>>12485454
toronto is stupid expensive hahaha

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>>12485389
Most of my actually /fa/ pieces are milsurp or milsurp-like thrift items so fashion is cheap for the style I dress in. I wear boring clothing otherwise so the 50 bucks I get in GBP is enough to satiate my neet wants.

Ex: recent cop was these $50 Redwing boots

>>12491705
>s-l500
are those doc martens 1460 mono black

>>12488366
Live in the rust belt and share a home, I pay $350 per month. I could get a studio in my city for $600 downtown

Urban U.S.

Rent: $1560
Groceries: $200
Utilities: $15
Gym: $25
Phone: $50
Internet: $50
Savings: $1000
Play Money: $700

>>12491866
No.

>different sole
>no tag
>lining is darker
>1460s are 8 eyelets, those have more
>no "airwair - with bouncing soles"-grab tag on the back of the uppers
>the uppers are stitcher further apart in docs