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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Ok slightly specific so not a thread for everyone.
I dont know how many people we have in this bracket tbh but we'll see.
Single, and living alone.
Own thier own house (morgaged)
No kids.
Hoe much do you find all your typical outgoing add up to each month (quaterly bills averaged rtc) |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"And you think people are gonna answer this on here? Especially the last question? Lol"
What how much thier monthly ourgoings are?
Yeah its not the most personal of questions. Not like im asking how much they earn
Its just the other forums i tend to post on tend to have a fairly differnt demographic and largley london based so the numbers tend to be uncomparable |
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By *oxy_minxWoman
over a year ago
Scotland - Aberdeen |
"I am in this bracket, however I'm not sure my figures would help you.
Ie size of mortgage, size of property etc in order to work out monthly outgoings. "
Feel free to PM me though and if I can help I will, but somehow due to age differences etc it might not help you. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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People's out goings vary immensely whether you are single or part of a couple etc.
Depends on lots of factors.
If your mortgage free for instance
Council tax banding
lots of variables
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I've just done this with my colleagues with all different types of household. I am a single parent, 2 children, mortgage.
My utilities bills were the least out of them all. 1 colleague pays quarterly what I do annually!!!
The conclusion is I am a tight arse but also have no supplier loyality & if they can't match new deals I'll switch. |
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By *hav02Man
over a year ago
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i don't think people will disclose their balance sheets on here 
I'm single, no dependants, in rented accom with a decent paid job. Let's just say I have pretty good disposable income.
However, despite this, I still wouldn't be able to afford a house in London, but I could buy myself a mansion in the North  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ok slightly specific so not a thread for everyone.
I dont know how many people we have in this bracket tbh but we'll see.
Single, and living alone.
Own thier own house (morgaged)
No kids.
Hoe much do you find all your typical outgoing add up to each month (quaterly bills averaged rtc)"
You have got to mind you are only 26. time you get into your mid to late 40's you will be mortgage clear, kids flown the nest, everything paid off, so enjoying the good life, apart from bloody council tax band G is appauling  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Ok slightly specific so not a thread for everyone.
I dont know how many people we have in this bracket tbh but we'll see.
Single, and living alone.
Own thier own house (morgaged)
No kids.
Hoe much do you find all your typical outgoing add up to each month (quaterly bills averaged rtc)
You have got to mind you are only 26. time you get into your mid to late 40's you will be mortgage clear, kids flown the nest, everything paid off, so enjoying the good life, apart from bloody council tax band G is appauling "
This but also I've never married or had kids either  |
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"Ok slightly specific so not a thread for everyone.
I dont know how many people we have in this bracket tbh but we'll see.
Single, and living alone.
Own thier own house (morgaged)
No kids.
Hoe much do you find all your typical outgoing add up to each month (quaterly bills averaged rtc)
You have got to mind you are only 26. time you get into your mid to late 40's you will be mortgage clear, kids flown the nest, everything paid off, so enjoying the good life, apart from bloody council tax band G is appauling "
I'll be 65 before mine is paid off!!! Unless I sell & downsize |
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I think it's hard to live on your own as you only have yourself to fall back on 