Your cost of living

NOT counting my mortgage,it cost me about $20 a day for me and the kids total..

 

yeah man, if you're still living at home that doesn't count!!

my cost of living would also be $4.54 if I still lived at home

 

I can almost rent a new release from Blockbuster for $4.54

 

I never actually sat down and counted how much money i'm spending a day.
But it depends on where your going, and what you are doing on that night.

 

I try not to spend more than $1200 in a month.. its not easy being a student.

 

1200 in a month as a student... lol, thats quite a lot for a dutch student, however the studyies are cheaper.

I live at home and excluding my study, i pay around 50 cents a day?

 

still have to figure out whats going to be my monthly expense.. right now it only my food and clothing.. approx $200.. i guess.

 

$200 - $300 for me and This is way too much for a single guy but I can't help myself when it comes to spending money. And these days I'm learning my lesson

 

That is more than what most make in a day... what is your job? How do these spendings add up??

 

Oops My Bad! It's Not daily it's monthly spending 300$ is like 18000 PKR (Quite a good amount) in my country.

 

Okay good , I thought you were living the high life or something! For a month.... including food? That is too cheap! My rent costs more than that a lone lol

 

Yes this includes everything Rent, Food, Clothes, Shopping and lot more fun. It is cheap if $$$$$ are coming

 

well it's about £20 a day when my fiancee nags me for a mobile phone topup.

 

I'm not going to bother calculating my avg daily costs, including my mortgage and ridiculous car insurance rate...

 

I can't imagine how much $$$$ daily you'll be needing. Mortage from Toronto for houses are pricey! (at least compared to other provinces.. except BC 'cause they're more expensive lol)

 

Not to mention water costs, hydro, natural gas, phone, internet, property tax, home insurance, car repairs, and gas...

 

Gas everday 'caues we need to take the freeway to get to anywhere plus traffic jams and and then INCOME TAX...

 

Actually, I don't usually drive. For my office job (which I'll hopefully quit soon), I take the bus most days, only drive once or twice per week. But gas is costly nonetheless

Regarding income tax, I'm happy that lots of this net income is foreign, so it's not taxed the same!

 

that's what I'm talking about! the older you get the more stuff you have to pay for!

it's a never ending list for some

we pay like $3K+ for property tax a year!