/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16446061
>he doesn't plan to live forever

>>1653617

The real economy is basically the transfer of energy.

so fuck yes

They will write books about this man. He will go down in history as one of the greatest visionaries of our time.

/biz/ I told you once and I'll tell you again: MID is going to alpha centauri. Get in before it's too late.

Hey /biz/, I’m currently saving £0/month, hoping for some advice on how to earn more and/or spend less.

Income:

~£1.9k/month from engineering job.
~£150/month from part-time tutoring. (only available for about two-thirds of the year).

total: ~£2k/month

Spending:
~£600/month on rent and council tax (this pays for all utilities including internet; can't get anything cheaper without giving up my five-minute commute and/or getting a flatmate, neither of which are things I want to do).
~£850/month on charitable donations. (Usually the Schistosomiasis Control Institute)
~£300/month on groceries (I cook my own meals, don't eat meat, and only get takeout about once a week, but somehow it always ends up costing about this much. Any idea what I might be doing wrong?)
~£60/month on travel (mostly getting to and from London on weekends, which is where all the interesting stuff happens and also where my tutoring job is. YES, I already have a railcard.)
~£40/month on gym membership (I pay month-by-month and do my best to use it every day).
~£150/month on Other: new clothes, railcard renewal, books, birthday and Christmas presents for family, dentistry, trips back home, bike repair, etc.

Total: ~£2k/month

Any ideas?