Paying rent at home

Hi, so Im finishing uni and I will be moving back home. Now once I get a job I have decided myself that I will be paying rent even though my parents have never asked me to nor expect me to. This is for the bills and not for them to secretly save. I’m just not sure how much. Just as an example if my monthly salary after tax is £2000, after taking my own personal bills, money for savings, car stuff and transport to work. Do you think £200 a month is enough. I am open to all suggestions and recommendations. Just looking for different perspectives.

Hi, so Im finishing uni and I will be moving back home. Now once I get a job I have decided myself that I will be paying rent even though my parents have never asked me to nor expect me to. This is for the bills and not for them to secretly save. I’m just not sure how much. Just as an example if my monthly salary after tax is £2000, after taking my own personal bills, money for savings, car stuff and transport to work. Do you think £200 a month is enough. I am open to all suggestions and recommendations. Just looking for different perspectives.

Given you didnt manage to secure a job before graduation why do you think you'll get a job on £28k?

It would depend on the bills but £200 should be alright.

Yh. As someone who is living away from home for uni I spend about that much on food shopping for myself and washing. Just looking at what others think is appropriate at that pay as an example.

But presumably as you're not at uni you pay no council tax?

But presumably you do pay energy bills?

Hi, so Im finishing uni and I will be moving back home. Now once I get a job I have decided myself that I will be paying rent even though my parents have never asked me to nor expect me to. This is for the bills and not for them to secretly save. I’m just not sure how much. Just as an example if my monthly salary after tax is £2000, after taking my own personal bills, money for savings, car stuff and transport to work. Do you think £200 a month is enough. I am open to all suggestions and recommendations. Just looking for different perspectives.

I'm in the exact same position as you, my parents would expect me to contribute something towards the energy bills and the mortgage. I think this is very thoughtful and considerate of you