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#55,000 And House Rent Of #15,000 by DEBUU: 8:13pm On Feb 18, 2020
Is it adviceable for someone earning salary of 55,000 to be paying house rent of 15,000 in a month?

What do you think?
He needs your advice.
Re: #55,000 And House Rent Of #15,000 by healthserve(m): 8:19pm On Feb 18, 2020
The benefits of a peaceful environment can not be over emphasized. If you have privacy, peace that can help you work without duress, then stay in such a place. Do not place emphasis on finance as financial spendings isn't worth your peace of mind

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Re: #55,000 And House Rent Of #15,000 by yomi007k(m): 8:19pm On Feb 18, 2020
DEBUU:
Is it adviceable for someone earning salary of 55,000 to be paying house rent of 15,000 in a month?

What do you think?
He needs your advice.

It all depends on how much he pays for Feeding, Transportaion and other spendings.
Re: #55,000 And House Rent Of #15,000 by GraGra247(m): 8:52pm On Feb 18, 2020
DEBUU:
Is it adviceable for someone earning salary of 55,000 to be paying house rent of 15,000 in a month?

What do you think?
He needs your advice.

Not in Nigeria. He'll be broke middle of each month except there's a miracle.

Monthly House cost shouldn't be beyond 5k for him considering he's gon furnish the house, eat, transport, mom, siblings, girlfriend & save for emergency.

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Re: #55,000 And House Rent Of #15,000 by healthserve(m): 8:54pm On Feb 18, 2020
GraGra247:


Not in Nigeria. He'll be broke middle of each month except there's a miracle.

Monthly House cost shouldn't be beyond 5k for him considering he's gon furnish the house, eat, transport, mom, siblings, girlfriend & save for emergency.



Girlfriend cheesy
Re: #55,000 And House Rent Of #15,000 by GraGra247(m): 9:18pm On Feb 18, 2020
healthserve:
The benefits of a peaceful environment can not be over emphasized. If you have privacy, peace that can help you work without duress, then stay in such a place. Do not place emphasis on finance as financial spendings isn't worth your peace of mind

You missed it big time. When he's dead broke he won't have peace of mind even if he lives in a costly peaceful house.

If you factor in other inevitable expenses he'll be broke if he follows your recommendation.

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Re: #55,000 And House Rent Of #15,000 by healthserve(m): 9:21pm On Feb 18, 2020
GraGra247:


You missed it big time. When he's dead broke he won't have peace of mind even if he lives in a costly peaceful house.

If you factor in other inevitable expenses he'll be broke if he follows your recommendation.


Trust me I didn't. But I ain't got the strength to talk much ryt now

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Re: #55,000 And House Rent Of #15,000 by yanabasee(m): 9:39pm On Feb 18, 2020
You need to be very economical with your spendings, else, you won't have any thing saved at the end of it all.....


You should be focusing more on savings than a luxurious lifestyle.
Re: #55,000 And House Rent Of #15,000 by ecolime(m): 11:37pm On Feb 18, 2020
DEBUU:
Is it adviceable for someone earning salary of 55,000 to be paying house rent of 15,000 in a month?

What do you think?
He needs your advice.
1. Is your workplace behind/opposite your house or at most 5 times walk away?

2. Are you single or married?

3. Any possibility of increasing your income (career growth) where you work?

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Re: #55,000 And House Rent Of #15,000 by DEBUU: 12:56pm On Feb 19, 2020
[quote author=ecolime post=86769061]
1. Is your workplace behind/opposite your house or at most 5 times walk away?

2. Are you single or married?

3. Any possibility of increasing your income (career growth) where you work?[/

His transport fee to and fro is 250
Single
Yes there is possibility but now he depends on salary.

What amount will be okay for his house rent and he needs 1bedroom flat because he is planning to get married in two years time.
Re: #55,000 And House Rent Of #15,000 by ecolime(m): 1:56pm On Feb 19, 2020
[quote author=DEBUU post=86781810][/quote]
250 per day will make take another 5k off the 55k leaving you with just 35k. To be honest this money is small oo. We've not even factored in feeding, utilities, entertainment, etc

I'm a big fan of residing very close to your place of work but in this case it's gonna be tough. It's still the best anyway. But you can still search harder for a cheaper apartment within the axis.

I would advise you double your hustle and find legitimate ways of bringing in extra income. It's very important since you are working towards getting married. And please make sure your spouse is working too.

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