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Age 23

Income
Wages: £2000 /mo
Investment Income 1: £2000/mo
Investment Income 2: £900/mo
Investment Income 3: £1200/mo
eBay Income: £400/mo

Expenses:
Bills ~ £250/mo
Mortgage(s) ~ £1100/mo
Random spend / going out ~ £200/mo
Student loan ~ £80/mo ?

Reply 41

Reue

Original post by NX172

Investment Income 1: £2000/mo
Investment Income 2: £900/mo
Investment Income 3: £1200/mo
eBay Income: £400/mo

What are the investments? Seems pretty good :smile:

Reply 42

username1331498

Age: 16
Pocket Money: £70
Plus money for clothes, if I need them.

Reply 43

Architecture-er

Age: 22

Income: £1,650 pcm

Rent: -£780 pcm
Bills: -£100 pcm
Allowance: -£200 pcm

Leaving £570 savings per month, this job is a placement until February so I'll have saved around £4500 by the end (hopefully!)

Reply 44

hellodave5

Age: 22
Income: None :frown:

*starts quickly looking for a job* [not] :P

Reply 45

hellodave5

Original post by Reue

What are the investments? Seems pretty good :smile:

I agree... sounds a little bit fishy to be earning that much off an 'investment' per month... unless you were born loaded.

Reply 46

iJess

18
Never worked in my life
£20 a month lol

Reply 47

Firenze26

Age: >18
Allowance: £60 per month
Random: Roughly around £10-£15 per month
Loan (What people owe me): <£125 - They pay me at random times but this is the overall total (Does that make sense?)

Reply 48

AnonymousU

Age: 17
Income: between £70 - £80
From a part time job

Reply 49

NX172

Original post by Reue

What are the investments? Seems pretty good :smile:

If I say "properties" people here usually end up hating me :tongue:

*flame shield up*
Rest assured, I try my best to be a good landlord and so far my tenants are pleased with the level of service and value. Latest tenant was very pleased that he could get a larger room and save £50 / month on rent at the same time.