What is the typical cost of living out on your own? Things such as utilties, cable, insurances, etc?

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6 Comments for “What is the typical cost of living out on your own? Things such as utilties, cable, insurances, etc?”

  1. regerugged

    My annual cost of living, including taxes, is budgeted at $18,000.

  2. Brian M

    MY house gas every month is around
    75.00
    Electricity Appx 45 in summer
    Water & Garbagfe about 35.00
    Insurance 450 a year

  3. whohoward

    I stay in the Midwest. Below I broke it down the best I could.

    Rent: $600/Month
    Electric/Heat: Winter $120 – $150/month
    Summer $40 – $75/ month
    City (Water Sewer Trash Recycle): $50/month
    Phone: $50/month.
    Cable/Internet $100/month

  4. wander, wonder

    per month….

    rent $800 (at least)
    electric $100-150 (average)
    cable/internet $120
    phone $50
    car payment $300 (at least)
    car insurance $75
    gas $125 (average)
    groceries $250 (i’m single)
    health insurance $100 (employer provided)
    clothes/entertainment – that can add up!

  5. HH in AK

    It really depends on where you live. Housing is much more expensive in San Diego, California than in Bentonville, Arkansas for example.

    For a good idea of what it costs to live somewhere, check out Salary.com’s Cost of Living Wizard: http://swz.salary.com/costoflivingwizard/layoutscripts/coll_start.asp

  6. Judy

    It really depends on where you live, and whether you live alone or have one or more roommates. Living alone in a major city could easily cost a couple thousand dollars a month for the items you list – living in a smaller area, with a roommate, you might get by for around $500 for the items you mention.

    Don’t forget other expenses such as food, clothes, transportation, entertainment, and miscellaneous expenses.

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