Bvlgari:
As we all know, living overseas is very enjoyable but u must pay for those things unfailingly every month

This brings me to my question...

How much do u spend on your bills monthly overseas?

Pls note that it may vary from country to country

As for me, this is my breakdown spendings every month

1: house rent $ 400
2: grocery shopping $ 150
3: electricity $ 25
4: water $ 10
5: internet $50
6: gas $5
7: car fuel $ 50
8: kid school $ 150
7: miscellaneous $ 200

Total $ 1040 monthly

Pls kindly let use know yours because our people in Nigeria don't ever understand and they always demand and demand from us thinking there is a tree overseas that we pluck money from...and they pay their rent yearly o

May God bless our hussles

You spend only $1040 per month??

Please which country are you in?

segun18:



I am in the same shoes as you are. If I had eaten all the money that I have made alone by now I should have nothing less than 4 properties in UK alone but it is well o bro

Aww, God's strength

lexy2014:


Why not send ur list of expenses to ur family members that are demanding from u? Is it nairaland that is demanding money from u?

Bvlgari:


bro i think the best thing for u to say is, this is what and what i can do as my handwork or this is my CV or this is the business i am looking forward to start...this way i can help u better...instead of just gifting you money that i dont know whether u wanna use it to carry olosho or drink beer and isiewu or play bet9ja

So can I pitch for you pertaining a business that has been brewing in my heart .....it's Agricultural based and very lucrative......please do reply I really need investors .....I'd pay you back with interest if 20 percent of needs be

Perfectsouth:
Shai, even whyna don upgrade o..

Before nkor

byinks:


Onijekuje !

LMAO

GeneralPula:


Heard they eat blacks in some part of Vietnam..

Be careful always..

Jah bless

VERY BIG LIE

Shakitibob0:
Come to Korea...

Some jobs comes with free accommodation

Same here

Rebuke:




Wait bro, is this yhur weekly expenses or monthly? If the later is the answer then I spend even more here in Nigeria than yhu.

A bigger apartment though, but $10 -$12 for electricity and water, I definitely spend much more than yhu.

This month bill NEPA brought is 46k with on and off electricity and I fuel my gen

Monthly.

With constant light, hot water and AC and every other appliances running

Accommodation can actually be cheaper but I stay in a fully furnished 1 bedroom apartment

PS: I'm a Lady

golddust6000:
Munich Germany:
Salary 1700 after tax.
Flat rent a month= 750 utilities inclusive for 1room studio apartment.
Transportation- 120eur monthly
Internet - 55eur
Car fuel- 60eur
Dustin and tv bills- 40eur
Food- 165.
Others - 200

How much monthly are you able to save after these bills? Your total monthly bills almost equate your monthly earnings

golddust6000:
Munich Germany:
Salary 1700 after tax.
Flat rent a month= 750 utilities inclusive for 1room studio apartment.
Transportation- 120eur monthly
Internet - 55eur
Car fuel- 60eur
Dustin and tv bills- 40eur
Food- 165.
Others - 200

How much monthly are you able to save after these bills? Your total monthly bills almost equate your monthly earnings

Akin3891:


How much monthly are you able to save after these bills? Your total monthly bills almost equate your monthly earnings

I have two jobs, in Europe you can’t depend on one job

When u earn $20 per hour and work 6 to 7 hours its $120 to 140 daily. In a week u get $500. IF u have 2 jobs u get at leas $1k a week u can get 4k a month and that's $20 dollars per hour some get higher depends on the job. While Naija u work for a whole month and don't get $200 worth of pay. Give an average Nigerian the opportunity to work abroad (not fraudsters) they'll make money and surely have 2 jobs plus an extra hobby. And make $. But Naija. 120k na big money for people eye. I love Nigerians cuz they are strong when the job's worth it.

Bvlgari:
As we all know, living overseas is very enjoyable but u must pay for those things unfailingly every month

This brings me to my question...

How much do u spend on your bills monthly overseas?

Pls note that it may vary from country to country

As for me, this is my breakdown spendings every month

1: house rent $ 400
2: grocery shopping $ 150
3: electricity $ 25
4: water $ 10
5: internet $50
6: gas $5
7: car fuel $ 50
8: kid school $ 150
7: miscellaneous $ 200

Total $ 1040 monthly

Pls kindly let use know yours because our people in Nigeria don't ever understand and they always demand and demand from us thinking there is a tree overseas that we pluck money from...and they pay their rent yearly o

May God bless our hussles

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$5 gas Bill? thats cheap

mk3jax:


I net much more than 2m/month, so I save more than I spend every month here in Nigeria. But I spent like 70% of my net earning in Europe cos my tax was more than 50% vs Nigerian tax of circa 18%.

Nice one bro

gonkin:
When u earn $20 per hour and work 6 to 7 hours its $120 to 140 daily. In a week u get $500. IF u have 2 jobs u get at leas $1k a week u can get 4k a month and that's $20 dollars per hour some get higher depends on the job. While Naija u work for a whole month and don't get $200 worth of pay. Give an average Nigerian the opportunity to work abroad (not fraudsters) they'll make money and surely have 2 jobs plus an extra hobby. And make $. But Naija. 120k na big money for people eye. I love Nigerians cuz they are strong when the job's worth it.

It's when you don't hold a job with longer hour's you look for a second one.
40hrs a week is the ideal when the rate is good,but 60hrs a week will sustain you

I hope in the near future I'm able to travel so that I will something to say on a topic like this.
Lately my boss told me to step aside for a while because The D.G
didn't like that I was discussing #EndSars how that it was a platform to have gotten our gov't attention so he ordered my
oga to fire me. so I'm at home now waiting for when the
Man's tenure will elapse so that according to my boss I will go back. i know without being told that's a long shot, it's so overwhelmingly painful how an obnoxious man's actions can affect your life so suddenly..I'm at the moment in desperate need of job I'm quite experienced in the hospitality sector( housekeeping, bar, Front office desk, laundry and c
Anybody with contact in that respect will be greatly appreciated because I'm battling to keep my sanity

Location - Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

1. Accomodation (2 bedroom flat All inclusive monthly) - 3200aed

2. Groceries - 1200aed

3. Kids school - 1400aed

4. Fuel - 250aed

5. Internet - 420aed

6. Miscellaneous... 500aed

Total - 6970aed

NOTE: 1aed is 130naira

make una come back na!

lol me I’m in United States of Ibadan

My monthly expenses
Food - 50k to 60k I don’t cook most times
Internet - between 18k to 25k
Women expenses - 10k-30k
House- I no Dey pay house rent monthly na per year
Clothing - these days na once in a while

Cable, security & nepa - 10k

Other miscellaneous- 30k

Gas ( sheybi na petrol ?) = 15k ( generator o) I no get car

Total = 170k ( 450$)



Savings - 0

segun18:



I am in the same shoes as you are. If I had eaten all the money that I have made alone by now I should have nothing less than 4 properties in UK alone but it is well o bro

May God strengthen you and replenish your pocket bro.

Bvlgari:
As we all know, living overseas is very enjoyable but u must pay for those things unfailingly every month

This brings me to my question...

How much do u spend on your bills monthly overseas?

Pls note that it may vary from country to country

As for me, this is my breakdown spendings every month

1: house rent $ 400
2: grocery shopping $ 150
3: electricity $ 25
4: water $ 10
5: internet $50
6: gas $5
7: car fuel $ 50
8: kid school $ 150
7: miscellaneous $ 200

Total $ 1040 monthly

Pls kindly let use know yours because our people in Nigeria don't ever understand and they always demand and demand from us thinking there is a tree overseas that we pluck money from...and they pay their rent yearly o

May God bless our hussles

Location somewhere in United state

1: House mortgage 4bed $1950
2: grocery shopping $ depends on need $200+/-
3: electricity $ 80 price not fixed
4: water $ 30 price not fixed +/-
5: internet $60 fixed
6: gas $100 not fixed +/-
7: car fuel $0. Not calculated 3cars
8: kid school $ 0 cost me nothing free
7: miscellaneous $ 200
8. Trash $15
9, lawn care $40

baratech:


You spend only $1040 per month??

Please which country are you in?

who no come no go know

AutoshalomUSA:
Location - Minneapolis, USA !
Rent (1bd Apartment ) - $895
Utilities ( water, heat, gas, electricity) - $150
Comms ( phone, internet, cable, Netflix ) - $160
Food/groceries ( $300 )
Gas ( petrol ) - ($240 ) @ $60/week
Shopping/girlfriend &,treating myself - $200 - $350
All insurance ( health, car, and rental ) - $120
Nigerian Family Support - ( $300 )
Misc. expenses ( fines, tickets, fees,etc )-$150

Total Estimated Monthly Expenses = $2715

P.S - No credit cards or any loans to pay monthly .

Salary ranges $3500 - $4200 monthly including taxes

God is Able !!!!!
Will never put us to shame .....

Am telling u bro...God is able...u still have some few cash to play around with monthly... Bless

Xavi2019:
Poland.

Monthly Rent - 390 pln (dorm) - (roughly 47k).

Groceries ( rough estimate 250 Pln) - 30,750k.

Internet (when I leave the dorm) - 30 zloty (3,690k)

Miscellaneous - 200zloty

Total less than 150k. Quite cheap.

Minimum wage in Poland is 3000 zloty and according to cost of living website Numbeo, living cost monthly without rent is around 2100 zloty while a single bedroom outside of city center cost roughly 1800 zloty. If so, I was wondering how on earth do menial job workers survive in Poland? Please explain.

slachtoffers:
Location Europe price in euros

Rent ( 2bed rooms) 850

Internet home 40 per month

Communication 2 persons 44 per month

Electricity and heating 90 per month

Water 30 per month

Groceries 400 per month ( we eat fancy free trade and bio stuffs)

Transportation for me free ( train metro and bus paid by my employer. Moreover our public transport is efficient)

My woman I don't know how much she spends on fuel but her employer reimburses her.

Miscellaneous 200 max per month

major expenses is the money gulping black hole called family and village people in Naija at least 500 every month.

The lord is your strength my brother

madridsta007:


I spend triple this in NYC.

Choi u must be kidding me bro..damn expensive

king1234:
combined as family (spouse + kids)
Somewhere in Canada. Monthly Bills in CAD
Mortgage: $425 per Month (almost paid off thus low)
Property Tax: $350+ per month
Light+Water+Gas: $225
2Phones(cheap phone plans) + Internet+CableTV: $350
Car Insurance(2 cars):$380
Student Loans: $700
Grocery:$480
Fuel for Cars(Total for 2):$250 ($100 in covid)
Public Transport Pass(Total for 2): $320 (0 in covid)
Credit Card/Lines of Credit: $200-$300
School Fees(Private)+Children Activities(swimming, music, summer camps etc.):$2700+
clothing, toys, chop life: ~$250+
2 Cars: Paid off
Retirement /Investment Account: 10% of income

Total:$6500+

Wow na so Canada expensive? And someone earlier on said his internet bills is $450 I thought the person was joking

Limassol:


Minimum wage in Poland is 3000 zloty and according to cost of living website Numbeo, living cost monthly without rent is around 2100 zloty while a single bedroom outside of city center cost roughly 1800 zloty. If so, I was wondering how on earth do menial job workers survive in Poland? Please explain.

Living cost varies from city to city. Also, a menial job worker wouldn't be living in an apartment that costs 1800 zl monthly I suppose without having a good job.
Nevertheless, that 1800zl mentioned is expensive.

grafixdon:
Location - Lagos, Nigeria ��
1. House Rent = N30,000 monthly
2. Food/groceries = N120,000 (family of 5)
3. Internet = N12,000
4. Car Gas = N20,000 (2008 Sienna)
5. Kid’s School = N55,000 per kid (3 kids)
6. Miscellaneous = not consistent, sometime N10,000 other time N200, 000 or above


Total =

divide the 55k for school fees by 4 months/term

loveymom:


You have a kid and you spend $150 monthly for groceries? This is hard for me to believe

House rent $400 a month is it a shared rent?
Electricity $25 a month, wow

You are right, something is missing, how can he be paying $400 for rent living with his family. Even shared room is about $500 to $600 and 2 beds basements are as costly as $800 to $1000. Though we dont know the country, am sure not North America.

Bvlgari:
As we all know, living overseas is very enjoyable but u must pay for those things unfailingly every month

This brings me to my question...

How much do u spend on your bills monthly overseas?

Pls note that it may vary from country to country

As for me, this is my breakdown spendings every month

1: house rent $ 400
2: grocery shopping $ 150
3: electricity $ 25
4: water $ 10
5: internet $50
6: gas $5
7: car fuel $ 50
8: kid school $ 150
7: miscellaneous $ 200

Total $ 1040 monthly

Pls kindly let use know yours because our people in Nigeria don't ever understand and they always demand and demand from us thinking there is a tree overseas that we pluck money from...and they pay their rent yearly o

May God bless our hussles

This your country cheap o... rent $400 ... mehn just dey thank God