Monthly Subscription To Exist is 900$

[TheGoodGuy]

Monthly subscription for just existing is 900$ to live a comfortable life 1400$

The amount I mentioned is of course subjective to me but you get the drift there is a minimum amount of money required to be able to afford the essentials in life e.g. rent, bills, food it´s a monthly subscription to life where in the normal package you are able to just exist in the premium you will be able to live a comfortable life and in the platimum you´re rich and can live whatever life you want.

 

[marcusuk63]

Cost of Living in United Kingdom.

Cost of Living in United Kingdom, including prices for 52 products in all the main cities in United Kingdom.

www.expatistan.com

The Uk government gets £1.25 per hour every hour out of working people in taxes , direct and indirect !
I`m in the lowest tax band for council tax and its £1,200 a year as an example Bulgaria is £20 a year .
Luckily my car is 24 years old so it's in the old yearly tax band so its "only" £260 a year if it was in the new tax band it would be £570+
petrol is £5.50 a gallon
Cigs are £10-£12 a pack of 20
The average price of a pint of beer is £3.67

I think governments are trying to kill off the poor
We now have over 2000 food banks in the Uk, never needed then a few years ago , a 73% over the past five years however ....

'It is BAFFLING!' Fury as taxpayers forced to pay £4.4 MILLION so MPs can get a cheap meal
BRITISH taxpayers forked out £4.4 million to subsidise the food and drink served to MPs at the prestigious bars and restaurants at Westminster, it was revealed.

sorry , it makes my blood boil though

 

[Rachel74]

Cost of Living in United Kingdom.

Cost of Living in United Kingdom, including prices for 52 products in all the main cities in United Kingdom.

www.expatistan.com

The Uk government gets £1.25 per hour every hour out of working people in taxes , direct and indirect !
I`m in the lowest tax band for council tax and its £1,200 a year as an example Bulgaria is £20 a year .
Luckily my car is 24 years old so it's in the old yearly tax band so its "only" £260 a year if it was in the new tax band it would be £570+
petrol is £5.50 a gallon
Cigs are £10-£12 a pack of 20
The average price of a pint of beer is £3.67

I think governments are trying to kill off the poor
We now have over 2000 food banks in the Uk, never needed then a few years ago , a 73% over the past five years however ....

'It is BAFFLING!' Fury as taxpayers forced to pay £4.4 MILLION so MPs can get a cheap meal
BRITISH taxpayers forked out £4.4 million to subsidise the food and drink served to MPs at the prestigious bars and restaurants at Westminster, it was revealed.

sorry , it makes my blood boil though

And I can't fathom why folks want to live here as unless you are rich you'll always be broke in the U.K. yes we have the NHS which my taxes pay for but the service I receive is crap!

 

[Tinkerthinker55]

Yep, life is a need machine that self perpetuates.

 

[Rdc]

Monthly subscription for just existing is 900$ to live a comfortable life 1400$

The amount I mentioned is of course subjective to me but you get the drift there is a minimum amount of money required to be able to afford the essentials in life e.g. rent, bills, food it´s a monthly subscription to life where in the normal package you are able to just exist in the premium you will be able to live a comfortable life and in the platimum you´re rich and can live whatever life you want.

I'm curious as to what part of the world you live in where you can live comfortably off $1400? I'm in the northern Virginia area and cost of living is ridiculously high. Health insurance premium alone is $700 a month!

 

[cryptic_cynic]

 

[TheGoodGuy]

I'm curious as to what part of the world you live in where you can live comfortably off $1400? I'm in the northern Virginia area and cost of living is ridiculously high. Health insurance premium alone is $700 a month!

I live in Denmark and my rent is very low because I live at a dorm so I pay 335$ in rent I used to pay over double that back when I lived in an apartment with my little brother.

Also don´t hang me up on the 1400 that is just roughly estimates I am trying to get motivation to calculate how much money I will need to live a comfortable life and with comfortable I don´t mean anything fancy just be able to have enough money for food without having to be scares with what food I buy, and having TV channels (which cost like 85$ per month for decent ones), Netflix, tanning subscription, money for vitamins, razors etc. and a car and after all my bills are paid including food I would want at least 300$ to be able to do with as I please so I could save up for a new PC, buy a new gun or whatever I want it´s not much compared to what other people have on hand as fun money but with 300$ left over each month I can at least save up for stuff I like over a few months.

 

[Shakespear's Brother]

Ideally would be nice to just die if I ran out of funds to pay the subscription.