Big purchases this year though: Apple Watch, treadmill, and 2 AC units (not shown here because it was in July).
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What app is that you’re using?
https://apps.apple.com/au/app/money-manager-expense-budget/id560481810
this one by the looks
That’s correct!
OP want it secret ?
Sure
Pretty sure it’s Money Manager on IOS.
Correct
925 rent? Yeah that would help.
They have 2 roommates. So the total cost is 2,775 for the rental. If we assume 3 bedrooms that’s average outside of the major metros.
Gotta get roommates to get rent that low
Roommates are spouse and children and they don’t pay nuthin towards rent.
I’m forever alone
Where do you live? In certain cities that is achievable even if you’re living on the outskirts
Have you considered eating the cat?
Have you considered giving up the housing, car, gym, dining, TCG and entertainment and spending it all on the cat?
Why does this comment sound like it was written by a cat…
I just spent $1000 on two AC units mostly for my cat tbh
Umm have you SEEN my cat? I could never
Not yet. Send pics :3
Good gods that’s a glorious beast.
Princess donut?
Ahem. Grand Champion, Breed Winner Regional, National Winner Princess Donut the Queen Anne Chonk is a tortoiseshell persian.
You know how I feel about people that don’t know the colour of cats Carl. Mongo is appalled.
No shame on you OP, it’s not your fault, your cat looks wonderful.
This is an outrage!
Heres one
Fashion the leather into a hat!
Wow I’d blow through your grocery budget in 3 months.
Helps to be small and eat the same thing every day
And I’m going to guess you’re single without dependents?
Correct! No gf to make me spend more than I need to lol
I need to find a place with lower rent. My yearly rent is above 1/3 of your current spendings.
Roommmates is the way… my rent is $2775 but I split it 3 ways.
How does $33,300 / 3 equal $5,500? Is your rent only for 6 months?
The whole spending is for 6 months currently based on the dates at the top.
Ha, well aren’t I an idiot. Cheers
They’re under $1k a month in rent for two people, that’s pretty reasonable for much of the US.
Car, Car insurance, and Gas makes the “Car” look cheap. How about a Cargo-bike?
Congrats!
Looking good from where I’m sitting. It’s tough out there right now, and keeping track like this is a perfect way to keep a handle on things!
Love this!
Thought that was monthly rent at first though
I track mine via a google sheet. Leaving off the amounts, here is everything that is >= 1% of my income
Category | Pct of Spending | Pct of Income | Memo Government - Japan | 33.64% | 28.83% | Various taxes, health insurance, and pension Entertainment | 16.53% | 14.17% | Anything related to eating out, vacation, and non-required stuff. Bills - Mortgage | 11.72% | 10.04% | House payment Grocery | 8.98% | 7.69% | Groceries with the occasional home good or take-out sushi from the grocery store I can't be bothered to separate Wife allowance | 6.65% | 5.70% | wife (dependent)'s phone and life insurance payments + spending money Bills - Electricity | 4.83% | 4.14% | this will be a higher percentage by the end of the year Home Goods | 2.45% | 2.10% | caulk, paint, tools, furniture, or whatever. Auto - insurance | 2.37% | 2.03% | car + motorbike Insurance - Life | 2.12% | 1.81% | nothing interesting here Auto - Other | 2.03% | 1.74% | not insurance, fuel, nor tolls so anything else.The other categories are as follows
Work (will be reimb) | things I pay then expense and get back from work Auto - ETC | tolls Bills - Septic Service | yearly Bills - Internet | what I'm typing this from Medical | including dental and vision Gifts | gifts Auto - fuel | for both bike and car Clothing/Hair | this poor category sees little Farm | when I pay cash for stuff for my farm business Bills - Water | no sewer Transportation | generally just topping up my transit card for trains/busses; I might do something different next year Bills - JP Visa Fee | yearly CC fee Bills - Phone | phone Bills - Google Services | pay for extra storage, but migrating away from google slowly Bills - Youtube Premium | yt Education | gotta keep learning Other | anything not obviously something else Government - US | tax-related (I never have to pay since I don't make that much) and overseas voter stuffAre you part time or underpaid?
The figure you see there is after tax. Though it also includes $3K of my tax return.
I make $18.50/hour full time. Not including a profit sharing check at the end of the year which, last year, brought it up to an average of roughly $30/hr but it obviously heavily depends on the years’ profits.
In what world is making 30k/yr considered part time? Everyone is underpaid but even then, I’ve spent a good chunk of my adult life making under 30k as a full time worker. Even now, my wife and I (1 full time, 1 part time) are on track to earn ~55k this year combined
$30k/year is what I’d consider part time salary in the twin cities.
