Housing costs: £650 per month for my half in rent (which is a steal for zone 1 but we know our landlord and have a great deal with her. Means I have a good proportion of my income to spend and save each month).
Utilities: Bills split in half with boyfriend: £20 water, £84.92 standing order electricity, £107 council tax = £105.96 per month for my share.
Transportation: None at present (because of WFH) but I usually cycle or get the bus when I need to travel.
Phone bill: N/A as paid for by work.
Savings? £11,000 in savings – £8,400 in a savings account and £2,600 in a Help to Buy ISA. Most of this has been accumulated since lockdown 1 – I am one of the people who has massively benefited from working from home and not going on holiday, which is usually my biggest expense. I try to save £300 per month into each account so £600 total via direct debit, and some months I manage more than that. I was also very fortunate to receive a pay rise just before lockdown as part of my annual review, so have managed to accrue more savings as a result.
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