[theDuke]

Hey everyone, just curious and want to get a discussion going about how much you roughly pay for utilities, if you do so.

I'll start. These have definitely went up recently.

Electricity
$90/m Solar
$10-15 on top of that in the summer, -$10-15 in the winter

Water
$60-80/m

Gas
$10-20/m

In comparison I recently moved my primary household from a big city in California to a more rural area and that is saving me over $1000 in just those 3. Crazy difference of prices compared to the city.

[Shrooms]

Due to my job currently I’m lucky to have to pay for absolutely nothing, as accommodation came with the job.

[Jinu]

In my country, the cost of living is quite less when compared with other countries but the wages are also less. Let me convert the price to dollars. So the price here I mentioned are all approximate values.

Electricity
$20 approx for two months

Petrol/ Gasoline
I use motorbikes and a car
$70/m approx

Food ( not counting outside dinners)
$50/m

LPG
$15/m

Internet
$15/m

Total approximately: $170 - $200 for a month. Apart from these, there are also other things we have to spend.
Since I live in the countryside, the cost of living is a little bit less. But my wage is too low.
I have to live a tight life to manage my family. If I get $600 per month, I will have some breathable place to manage it.

[Komodo]

Good ol' Military paying all that for me.

[SpiritualDose]

Right now I am the house manager at the sober house I live in so I pay no rent, utilities or anything.

I pay $65 a month for my phone, $120 a month for insurance. And then all my little side bills like YouTube TV etc etc

[TB12GOAT]

I currently live with my mom so I'm blessed to have rent covered for now. I split utilities/food.
phone $80
Internet $120
gas/electric/water/garbage $190
food $300
car insurance/gas $180

[іnxy]

Fairly expensive but implying I pay to live

Everything is handed to me and I’m a baby

Drugs are the most expensive on the list

[Stoke]

Way too much.

Money hits my account and falls straight out of it the same day.

[Bastille]

Electricity 60-70€ / month
Gas is usually about 50€ per month, but as winter is coming I think it's gonna break my ass
Water is with Gas I guess, I don't really know how it works and I never thought about it

And my rent is 750€ per month

[Mac Miller]

Hey everyone, just curious and want to get a discussion going about how much you roughly pay for utilities, if you do so.

I'll start. These have definitely went up recently.

Electricity
$90/m Solar
$10-15 on top of that in the summer, -$10-15 in the winter

Water
$60-80/m

Gas
$10-20/m

In comparison I recently moved my primary household from a big city in California to a more rural area and that is saving me over $1000 in just those 3. Crazy difference of prices compared to the city.

Utiliies 65$ for two people with S/o's not including taxes and other fees, then it's 100$

[N]

Utilities only, like $300-$350ish. a month.

[+mK]

Combined, I probably pay around $220 a month. It's not terribly high, but I would not complain if they cut me some slack.

[Laughing Man]

Enough that I live broke but happy each day :)

[Rionxee]

Depends on the time of year but this summer when my AC was always on I had bills as high as 400 for electricity.

[Nate]

All together I’m around $5k a month in expenses.

Isn't that pretty good for a family of your size though? I have no idea to be honest with you