How much do you spend per month?

[mike honcho]

“Bout 5 hunnid dollars”

 

[slighted]

Bruh what???? And that's paying it off in full??? Idk how old you are but idk how a grown man can only spend 300 a month.

- No rent
- No car
- No student debt
- Lunch/dinner usually free at work
- Transportation costs covered by work

 

[Brownstone]

1500 including yeezys, rent, and car note.

 

[antidope]

- No rent
- No car
- No student debt
- Lunch/dinner usually free at work
- Transportation costs covered by work

Yall get lunch along with dinner? Thats wild.

 

[Sonny Corinthos]

- No rent
- No car
- No student debt
- Lunch/dinner usually free at work
- Transportation costs covered by work

Where the heck you work at ? You got to be in the military or something

 

[slighted]

^ Finance

 

[guzzy]

Too damn much.

QFT

 

[Ritchie X Rich]

about 10k a month just on the amex

Which Amex? hopefully with that spend you're at least getting Amex MR points. lol.

 

[Mr Dink]

Too much. Supreme and shoes every week is a real killer.

 

[Sonny Corinthos]

I usually don't pocket watch, but I want too know what ALP spends .

 

[doublemesh96]

I usually don't pocket watch, but I want too know what ALP spends .

I heard his bank account is the banks amount

 

[アミーゴ]

October I spent over 17k, reimbursement for most of it due to work travel. Just had to do expenses lol.

 

[serotonins]

~400

 

[jayhood23]

Boys in here flexed up on the thread talmbout 6600, 10k, 17k.....salute.

 

[plansb]

wayyy too much, trying to get my (our) spending under control. still saving a good amount though, so i cant be too mad - but could be saving A LOT more.

 

[sonoftony]

Expenses are about $3500-4000 a month. Of that. I average anywhere from $200-300 on eating out, starbucks, etc. Rest is rent, cc bills, internet, phone, gas, groceries, car payment, utilities and other misc stuff.

sounds about the same for me.

Having a excel spreadsheet to track your expenses is a major key.

 

[halftime]

$50 for phone (cutting that down even more) and $80 transportation is what I HAVE to spend. The rest is just assorted eating out/clothing purchases.

Shredded all my cards, just paid 4K to close out a loan, have about 1k left in CC debt then I’m debt free. Trying to get a higher paying job/have a side business going and move out next year.

Debt is overrated. Putting my fiancé onto a debt free plan has been so great. To see someone who constantly used to stress over money to go to having a good savings plan and nearly zero debt (besides student loans) has been really fulfilling. Now we’re going to Japan for NYE, all cash. The goal is to have rent/mortgage/utilities be our only true expense when we move out.

 

[vietster]

Damn credit cards got everyone spending foolishly, myself included.

 

[SupremeBeing5]

I save a lot and invest. **** spending

 

[kvsm23vs24]

Eating out is a bish. Especially with the prices going up.

Fam charging me 15$ for giant sub at jersey mikes. Smh

The fam charged me like 11 bucks for the medium :x twas good, but man. Could of got two subways

 

[I AM REGGAETON]

Wich one if yall is this

 

[kvsm23vs24]

Same here, still live at home. Looking to buy a house in 2018 though

Same boat. Hopefully next year. More likely '19. At least move out with my boy to a cheap apartment and still stack. Need to leave my parents

Well I get paid on average about 3k a month after paying uncle Sam and insurance, and I'm broke after paying my bills and what not... so, 3k.

This just makes me realize how much I get raped in taxes.

Taxes are B. It's wild.

I say I spend about 1500 a month.
Them credit cards B. So easy to swipe

 

[calibeebee]

Expenses are about $3500-4000 a month. Of that. I average anywhere from $200-300 on eating out, starbucks, etc. I need to cut that out. Rest is rent, cc bills, internet, phone, gas, groceries, car payment, utilities and other misc stuff.

This is almost my EXACT budget. Do you pay a mortgage, rent on your own, or split rent with a roommate. If I didn't split rent with my GF, my expenses would be exactly the same.

Rent, CC bill, phone, car payment, student loan, is all the bulk of it. 200-300 on food, then I usually spend about 300 on random *** stuff.

 

[llerraj]

Enough to need another hustle. Considering how much I make it makes no sense. Taxes suck. Only positive is that I'm able to save.

 

[stephenb]

Too much considering I have no mortgage or rent and no car note,luckily those are paid off. Don't even want to think how much it would be if I had those expenses as well.