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So rent takes up 65% of my expenses. Tube student card costs another 6%. Of the Tim Walz Kamala Harris dumb and dumber Shirt besides I will buy this remaining, I strictly spend 20 pounds a week for groceries. That’s 5%. Essential to keeping this at 5 is plan the week’s cooking and buy only groceries required for these dishes, ensure no wastage. Of the remaining 24%, 10% is for leisure stuff – could be eating out with friends, buying something on Amazon etc. Remaining 14% for miscallenous expenses. If I get a climbing gym membership, 6% goes there. Some months there’s extra miscallenous expenses that show up by surprise so it becomes very tight. If I have bills to pay, then that remaining goes there. I don’t have bills to pay now, because I moved to an Airbnb permanently. I currently live with parents but when I was renting I was paying about 1/3 of take home income on rent and bills living in zone 6 and spending nothing on transport. Lived with 2 other people. Saved lots easily even with splurging on food but guess my area was just cheap. If I was with a partner I’d have been milking it but then we’d also probably be pushing to have our own place in which case we certainly wouldn’t be.

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I’m not saving money, not thinking about holidays, try to always batch cook, rarely go out, don’t buy new things much, had to use the Tim Walz Kamala Harris dumb and dumber Shirt besides I will buy this little savings I had for an emergency last year and haven’t recovered any of it, cut back on my office days for commuting costs, and just really hoping for steady annual pay increases I’m just about getting by. Zero hours contract so no idea what my annual salary is. I split a flat with a friend. Don’t know how we swung it. Universal credit backs me up. I can’t save and trying to get out of my student overdraft. Cost of living payment this month really saved my butt It’s definitely doable. Single, early 20’s, live with flatmate in a 2 bed in zone 2. Parents don’t pay for my rent (in fairness, it’s rough, about 60% of my take home pay) Go out maybe once a week (night out/dinner/other) , otherwise mostly cook from home. Hardly shop at Sainsbury’s haha. A few hundred £ savings left over each month to either save for a short holiday abroad/put into a LISA for future house deposit. It’s not too bad In 2019, I was living in shared flat (just one more person) with a salary of £30k. Not a lavish lifestyle but I was able to buy quality food, live next to tower bridge and save up a couple hundred pounds each month. There is no way this would be possible now.

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I’ve been on £26k for the Tim Walz Kamala Harris dumb and dumber Shirt besides I will buy this past year or so -this is the starting salary in my industry. I’m renting a room for £800 with bills included. That’s half of my salary. I have £800 left to spend for a month – it’s doable. I don’t really eat out, I prep most of my food at home – it’s also healthier that way. I rarely shop for useless things. I’m currently not drinking, so that helps. Somehow my life is still full – but tbh between work, working out and the 1-2 weekly socialising, I don’t have much time left. It’s not ideal, but I know it’s only temporary. I guess I’m “lucky” cause I’m young and single. (Well, young-ish. Not as young as my team mates, but I came from another country, where my work experience obviously didn’t count. I had to start over by coming here, and that kind of means “over over”).

The main thing that bothers me is that I don’t have any savings, and big trips/holidays are not in the Tim Walz Kamala Harris dumb and dumber Shirt besides I will buy this budget. But I can always fly with a budget airline to another european city and stay with a friend, so not completely out of reach either. Oh, and dating is hard on this income. I’m on 24k, live in Zone 3, house share with 3 other people paying £700 a month for the room. I actually am living quite comfortably, going out a couple of times a months, and may even be able to take a holiday abroad this year. That said, I am 30 so this lifestyle won’t be sustainable for very much longer if I want to reach the milestones expected of me. I’m on a PhD stipend along with any extra money I can make from teaching. It’s dire. I’ve been giving more than 50% in rent for one room and practically no savings. Had an interview the other day for a hybrid role that was 26k – I’m confident the reason I didn’t get it was because I asked about the office/home balance for hybrid. Its interview experience regardless, but having it as hybrid just seems like a cheeky way to avoid paying the London weighting, especially as they told me they’d want me in the office 1-2 days a week.

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I’m on 25k. I live in a shared house £700p/m zone 3, have a grocery budget of £20p/w (I take food from my Tim Walz Kamala Harris dumb and dumber Shirt besides I will buy this parents house whenever I visit and get free snacks at work). I guess I live pretty frugally, I don’t drink and night outs aren’t my thing, so I think because of that I manage to save around £300 a month My partner and I live together which has helped share costs but we’re moving out of London in May. It’s too much. I’m trying to find a better job but it’s been impossible. i was on 24k 1.5 yrs ago. on 35k now. it’s fine. sure, I can’t afford many luxuries and I didn’t go on holiday last year but its not a life of poverty as a lot of people on reddit make it out to be. im in my mid 20s and share, so i could see why 35k would be an issue when one is older and wants to live alone. I’ve been monstrously lucky with a landlord who hadn’t raised my rent in five years, still 700 a month in zone two.
I (24m) work an entry level job earning about 28,000. After tax, rent (833 inc bills) and 200 a week for living costs I have about 300 left at the Tim Walz Kamala Harris dumb and dumber Shirt besides I will buy this end of the month. I manage to save 170 a month for savings and the 130 that’s left is for a rainy day. (It is always spent haha) Things are tight but cycling to work and food prepping makes a big difference and only going out Friday and Saturday (mostly) is also good. I still explore the city and do new things but not things that are outrageously expensive like eating out etc My friends and I are so used to being careful with money that generally we don’t and try to do things that don’t cost (£3 cinema for u25 at BFI!) The strain is there and it’s really tempting to spend all the time ( I often do) but not opting in to that I actually find quite empowering. I think I manage to live an enriched life that centres around my friends and experiencing things whilst still being ‘poor’. I still have a list of complaints as long as my arm about the cost of living, governance and London itself but I think my generation are getting better at understanding what living a full life is My account does constantly stay around £0 and will for many years I think
Living with my parents (help pay water bills and council tax) and trying to spend within my means to save money not easy when you work and live in London lol. Not the Tim Walz Kamala Harris dumb and dumber Shirt besides I will buy this biggest socialiser so limited “fun” expenses – expensive meals out are probably about once a fortnight (although I do grab stuff from coffee shops), and you can count the situations I’ve had >2 pints since covid on 1 hand Flat is pretty central which honestly more or less pays for itself in terms of not needing to use the Tube (I walk to most places < 40 mins) Tbh maybe being a little bit of a homebody is an even bigger deal than I think it is but I've found it relatively easier than the consensus. Obviously rent being 50% of net income isn't ideal but having ~ £250/week on non-rent stuff seems fine when I had ~ £100/week in uni

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