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our monthly outgoings are about 1750 a month and thats just for me and the wife,no kids
that covers:
mortgage,council tax,house ins,tv licence,sky sports ( got to have it,lol ),electric,gas,water rates,pet insurance,car insurance,bike insurance,broadband,2 mobiles,bt phone,plus assorted credit cards and loans from when i was stupid.
leaves us with enough cash left for food and 1 trackday a month so im happy enough but would like to pay less

yes I own my own property ....havent a clue how young people/couples afford it now though

They can't, both my daughters keep looking at places then moaning its too dear, then saying 'if you lent me the deposit i could afford to move out' i say 'why, you pay me rent and stay round your boyfriends all week, money for old rope' ........

i would recommend sharing, even if you can afford it, it is cheaper but most importantly it much more fun

i'm paying £265 a month then £17 for bills (including virgin tv, 20mb adsl woot, a phone line, water, leccy and gas)

You could become a uni student and have all your rent and concil tax paid for

(before anyone makes a comment on being a sponger, i will be paying all your money back in a few years, )

Been looking to move out since I turned 16. cheapest place iv found was in a rough area of torquay, 90 a week excl bills.
Never gonna move out. Although i am at college doing bricklaying, so anyone got any land for sale for a lop sided house.

90 a week? Thank god I dont live up there!

And i earn on average 95 pw

money for house and enough change left over for a pint

Haha yeah at this rate only one pint

So now i dont get to eat??
That and im not old enough even to go pub
The joys of being young.

No m8 at your age you just have to sit at home and pull your pud

I was a house owner and it got too expensive so we sold up before it got reposessed! Mind you it was a tiny house in Redruth and we had two small kids and another one decided it wanted to join in the fun! Even if we could have afforded to keep it it would have been to small and we couldn't sell it for enough to move up the ladder, real catch 22 situation. Long and short of it, you're young, enjoy it, stay at home and spend your money on bolt ons for your bike!

badgerKDD wrote:I was a house owner and it got too expensive so we sold up before it got reposessed! Mind you it was a tiny house in Redruth and we had two small kids and another one decided it wanted to join in the fun! Even if we could have afforded to keep it it would have been to small and we couldn't sell it for enough to move up the ladder, real catch 22 situation. Long and short of it, you're young, enjoy it, stay at home and spend your money on bolt ons for your bike!

I wish, cant ride atm due to crash