How much are your bills each month?

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cardboard box - free
food scraps from trash - free
cheap bottle of wine - $6
internet connection - $50/month
 


haha, $500 a month on all your expenses?

My property taxes alone are 2 times that per month.
 
House: $925/month
Elect./Gas/Vonage/Garbage/Water: $200
Broadband: $450
Alcohol: ~$200
Gas: ~$500
Food: $1000-1500
Nanny: $1200-1300
Gym: $110
Cell: $200
Hotels: ~$220/week, when I travel.
Savings: $1000-2000, depending on season (Winter less due to heating, we live in SD.)
 
narsticle said:
haha, $500 a month on all your expenses?

My property taxes alone are 2 times that per month.
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Yea but you're East coast, which to us Prairie fucks is gold, due to the short distance you are from the ocean.

I only pay $2900/year in prop taxes, double from 2004 thanks the fucking local government and their opt-outs of property tax freezes.

I'm actually considering relocating to someplace Central American/Mexican, like Belize or someplace.
 
We can't sign up for Grand Central without an invite... do you have any?

subigo said:
Nope, but I can tell you right here, it's easy.

1. First you obviously need to sign-up for Grand Central and Gizmo5.

2. After signing up for Gizmo5, you'll get a free SIP number. It looks like 1-747-330-1234

3. Log in to Grand Central and add your SIP number to the account. When you go to add the number, use the pull down and select "Gizmo". It lets GC know you use the Gizmo5 software.

That's it... when you go to make a call in GC you'll select your Gizmo5 number and it will ring in on your Gizmo5 software. Answer it and you'll hear, "This call is being connected by Level3 communications". It'll ring and the person you called will pick up...

When someone calls you, it'll ring on your Gizmo5 software and you'll hit "answer" and then go to the dialpad and hit "1" to allow the incoming call.

My call quality is better than my old AT&T landline.
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mortgage- 1100 ( pretty low considering I have the smallest house in the neighborhood and live in one of the lowest cot of living areas in the US. I left my "live in friends basement cheap and work 20 hours a day" phase a few years back.)

food~ $1000- includes groceries and eating out. Groceries might include toiletries and cleaning stuff,etc

Electric- $100 average, like $200 in summer and $20 in winter.
Gas ( same as electric but reverese the seasons)
Cable/Internet ~ $80
Phone $40 ( yeah pretty lazy with this)
Cell Phones (2) ~ $110
Water/Sewer ( paid quarterly) would be $45 if monthly

gas(car) $100
auto insurance for 2 paidoff cars and 2 drivers is about $380 paid in full every 6 months, dont fnance it monthly

I'm sure I'm missing a few things.
 
SeoReborn said:
Yes...UK...in London....fucking joke init...its a bitch! I actually live in Croydon, in a 2 bedroom. Moving to west london and the rent will increase to around $1900+
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Shit, I never realised Croydon was that expensive.. I'm in Hounslow but I'd like to be more central, maybe Islington or Shoreditch, but I'd be looking at $2000-$2500 per month for a decent 1 bedroom.. fucking nuts
 
Rent of an office - €280
Petrol - €200 - travel to Dublin every weekend on the sauce, I've no girlfriend, better than staying at home pulling the belly off myself
Drink - €500 a month. Prob drinking too much lately, fuck it
Food - €100
Intenet - €60

Still live with the parents, it's grand.
Expenses cheap enough, but there's always something extraordinary every month that fucks ya.
 
Rent: 1100.00 (3 Bedroom 2 bath)
Utilities: 300.00
Car payment: 420.00
Quad payment: 315.00
Insurance: 120.00 (renters, car and atv)
Cigarettes: 150.00
Gas: 300.00
Cell: 200.00
Misc: 500.00

Grand Total: $3400.00 month
 
Mortgage: $2800
Food: $800
Going out: $200
Phone: $160
Internet: $140
Insurance: $125
Utilities: $100
Total: $4325

Damn, I'm gonna go broke soon living in SoCal.
 
Right at about $2,200 a month. Was about $400 a month cheaper before I recently moved and a few things changed.

I would seriously like to know how the hell subigo lives for under $500 a month. Are you including food cost into that as well? :P
 
ZenFreedom said:
Right at about $2,200 a month. Was about $400 a month cheaper before I recently moved and a few things changed.

I would seriously like to know how the hell subigo lives for under $500 a month. Are you including food cost into that as well? :P
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Studio Apartment: $400
Utilities: $25
Internet + Cable: Included in my rent
Car: Paid For
Gas: $5/month max. Bike and walk everywhere
Phone: Free through Gizmo5 and GrandCentral
Food: $10-25 a week
 
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