ITT your city / monthly budget

[Anonymous No.414028]

Ottawa:
Property Tax: $400
Utilities: $150
Mobile / Home Internet: $70
Food: $200
Car insurance / gas: $250

[Canaduhfag. No.414134]

>>414028
I'll bite:
Vancouver:
Rent: 1050 month
Utils: approx 30
Internet: 35 bucks a month (yeah shaw promo)
Car: ZERO. MY job is a 4 minute walk from where I live.

[Anonymous No.415698]

>>414028
Edmonton
Rent: 600$
Utilities: 80$
Net: 30$
Cars: 400$ (old, always need fixing)
Haven't bought food since I moved in.

[Anonymous No.415706]

>>414028
Halifax
Rent : 750
Utils: $50
Internet: 20

No whip

Too bad there's no jobs here

>>415698
>Edmonton

I call bullshit. You either live in a closet or have 8 chinese roommates

[Anonymous No.415720]

St. John's
rent: 0
food: like 75
phone: 28.25
other shit: dunno not much I think

NEET lyfe 4eva bitchezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

/jp/ shout-out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Anonymous No.415724]

>>415706
have two room mates, we rent a little house.

[Anonymous No.415734]

>>415720
>>415706
>>415698
>>414134
>>414028

the fuck are all these canadians doing on my /biz/ fuck off moose niggers. Let me guess how many of you are white? None.

[Canaduhfag. No.415747]

>>415734
I'm Nordic as fuck shitskin.

[Anonymous No.415753]

I live in a small, inconspicuous solar-powered RV and park it wherever I want.

Property Tax: $0
Utilities: $50
Mobile / Home Internet: $50
Cell Phone: $50
Insurance: $10
Mail Service: $10
Food: $0 if I dip into my months of food storage, but I tend to eat and drink out a lot

[Anonymous No.415776]

>>414028
Long Island:
Rent: $1150
Utilities: $50
Internet: $55
Transportation (train tickets): $280
Food: Not sure exactly, varies.

[Anonymous No.415780]

>>415753

>Cell Phone: $50

Holy shit dude. Go get Republic Wireless.

[Anonymous No.415785]

>>415776
The LIRR struggle...

[Anonymous No.415787]

>>415785
Oh god it's horrible. There is no way to even avoid getting fucked this badly.

[Anonymous No.415800]

Edmonton
Rent: $1800
Truck: $700
Utilities: $450 (hydro,gas,electricity,internet,tv)
Cellphone: $100

[Anonymous No.415812]

>>415787
Its crazy, plus shit commute along with terrible service. Luckily I just have to pay the $112 a month for just the subway.

[Anonymous No.415881]

NYC, NY

Rent: $4700
Utilities: $1200
Food: $2000
Misc: $3000 (Car insurance, fun stuff, travel, etc.)

[Anonymous No.415926]

>>415734
Lol, look at this fatass american who doesn't want to post his $1000 a month food bill

[Anonymous No.415928]

Why does every board except /g/ fall for these data miners?

[Anonymous No.415938]

>>414134
>tfw went to Vancouver for vacation, would love to live there and walk to work
>tfw currently drive an hour to work each way and wish I could

[Anonymous No.415939]

>>415787

Yes there is, you dumbass. It's called buy a car.

Long Island:

Rent: $2200
Utilities: $400
Internet: $200
Phone: $150
Food: $300
Car insurance/Gas: $500
Subscriptions: $300

Stay poor, plebs. I still save $500 a month and spend another $500 on whatever I see first.

[Anonymous No.415943]

Calgary
Rent+Utils: $600
Internet: $30
Food: $300
Transport: $90

[Anonymous No.415949]

>>414028
Calculated expenses total $2600 per month, for a 5 bedrm, 5 bath house in a major city in the Pacific NW.

However, as of a week ago something amazing has happened. I sectioned off a portion of the house that is now a rental "studio" with a kitchenette and full bath. It's so far rented out every single day for the next 3 months, and the upkeep is hilariously easy on my end. Cleaning fees covered.

All in all this rakes in roughly $3k/ mo . Living the dream soon, friends

[Anonymous No.415957]

>>415939

>stay poor, plebs.
>2200 x 12 = $26,400/year

you truly are my greatest ally

[Anonymous No.415961]

Upstate SC

Mortgage: 800/mo
Utilities: $250/mo average
Mobile: $105/mo
Internet: $65/mo
Car Payment: $420/mo
Motorcycle Payment: $250/mo
Insurance (auto, motorcycle, life): $120/mo
Credit Card: $100/mo
Gas: $200/mo
Food: $400/mo
Lawn Service: $60/mo

The good news? Most of the larger bills are about to be gone.

[Anonymous No.415972]

Brisbane, Australia

Mortgage: 2200
Utilities: aprox 50
Food: $200
Fuel: $250
Insurance: $180
Internet and phone: $120
Saving: $600

Have about 600 left which goes to things like going out to dinner or buying something nice for the house or doing something fun. Any money not spent or saved gets put on to the mortgage

[Anonymous No.416000]

>>415881
NYC here too - midtown Manhattan

Housing (Mortgage: 1350/Maintenance: 850) - 2200
Parking - 180
Phone - 120
Utilities(electric only) - 100
Internet - 40
Gym - 55
Car insurance - 75
Food(groceries, usually eat at work) - 100
Going out and everything else ~ 2000

[None !tvBIZnEssY No.416803]

>>414134
greetings vancouver friend, but I'm moving in a week so

Toronto:
Rent: $1100 for share of 1200sqft 3 bedroom
Utils: ~$60
Internet/Cable: ~$50
Cell phone: $60
Transit: $200

[Anonymous No.416822]

All numbers are approximately translated from Danish kroners to Dollars

Rent: 800 dollars
Cellphone: 20 dollars
Car insurance: 90 dollars
Mandatory TV/internet tax: 40 dollars
Charity: 30 dollars

Bi-weekly income in cash at the very least (varies cause shift worker, sometimes I get more, but this is my lowest 2week pay after taxes): 1600 dollars

Life is good

[Anonymous No.416824]

>>414028
Long Island:
Property tax: $10,000
Utilities: $500+
Phone, Internet, TV: $170
Food: $220
Car insurance / gas: $500

[Anonymous No.416826]

>>416822

Addendum: living in the countryside north of Aarhus

[Anonymous No.416827]

>>415926

Actually England burned down the White House. Canada wasn't a country yet. Additionally, America won that war. It expelled the Brits from Canada thusly America won Canada it's independence.

[Anonymous No.416831]

Minneapolis, MN
Rent: $945
Car: $145
Fuel: $105
Cell: $78
Electric: $35
Cable/Internet: $105
Gym: $90
Insurance (Renters and Auto): $140
Food: $200
Entertainment: $100
Other: $85

[Anonymous No.416837]

Houston

>rent
$400 + 1/4 of electric bill

>food
roughly $350 a month

>gas
about $80 a month, $100 if I make trips to montrose

>internet
rolled into rent (roommatefag)

>savings
$100 per pay cycle


>tfw making 10.50 pr hr with a couple of $40 commissions per month, if lucky

[Anonymous No.417005]

Santa Rosa
$1245 Rent
$75 Util
$75 Internet
$100 Cell Phone
$321 Car paymen
$85 Car ins

[Anonymous No.417016]

Tallahassee

>rent
$380 (includes cable+internet)
>utilities
$60-85 depending on the month
>cell phone
$95
>food
we'll call it $200 on average

[Anonymous No.417361]

Rent: $0
Utilities: $0
Car: $0
Insurance: $0
Phone: $0
Food: $250
Fun: $250

[Anonymous No.417367]

>>416827
If you could call it a war lel I don't even think the Brits cared by the end, it was one of those situations where they were like "meh" and left. Although yeah, freeing Canada just meant that America had yet another dependent on them for military protection that would cost Canada nothing.

TL;DR >Canada hustled America good for independence and free military

[Anonymous No.417393]

>>417367
chuckled/10

[Anonymous No.417403]

>>415938

Don't kid yourself. Being a Vancouverite sucks. If you ain't rich, don't expect to get anywhere fast. Going to UBC, or SFU will typically take you about an hour to an hour and a half depending on traffic.

Driving helps, but parking's a bitch.

[Anonymous No.417407]

>>417367
>If you could call it a war lel I don't even think the Brits cared by the end

Now Brits know how Americans feel about Vietnam and why we don't feel like we lost.

>Canada hustled America good for independence and free military

Pretty much, Canada and American nationalism skyrocketed after the war and it led to clearly defined borders and more communication between Brits, Canadians, and Americans once the treaties were signed because it got rid of some of the questions left behind after the American revolution.

It's considered a win-win-win. Only true loser was the Natives.