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Registering a company only costs £25. I'm not entirely sure about the taxes yet as I'm just in the process of setting up mine. If you are sharing a flat with o

by revorad 17y ago

Registering a company only costs £25. I'm not entirely sure about the taxes yet as I'm just in the process of setting up mine. If you are sharing a flat with one or two people, you can get a good place starting from around £600 (inc of all bills) in zone 2, which is say 10-20 minutes bus/train ride to the city centre. As you go outwards, you get more for your money. Eating and going out once in a while may cost you another £300-£500 depending on what options you go for. But in this respect, London provides a lot of options to go bankrupt in no time. I'm currently living in a pretty good area in south London, sharing with one friend, not going out much and living on well within £1000 a month. I'm looking to move to a cheaper place in May and hope to save another couple hundred pounds. Drop me an email (see profile) if you need any more help or want to meet up when you are in town. Good luck!

oscardelben 17y ago
£1000 pounds seems very doable for me and my current situation. I'll send you an email just in case you'll have more information about taxes.
- revorad 17y ago
  I must say your social life will be fairly limited with £1000 unless you try and go for a cheaper place to stay. I think it's still worth a shot because London is a brilliant place to be. I may not have much money to spend but even walking around town is a treat. Plus, the English countryside is very beautiful (if you're into that kind of thing). You can easily get away for a hike or walk to many places within an hour's train ride. If you go further, there's a lot more to explore. If it matters to you, I have a few Italian friends here. And generally, there are a ton of Italians in London. It may help if you feel homesick sometimes. I should really find all out about the taxes, so yeah do email me. I'll keep you posted.
  - oscardelben 17y ago
    I have found this website http://listentotaxman.com/index.php http://listentotaxman.com/index.php which calculates taxes. Thanks

by revorad 17y ago

oscardelben 17y ago

£1000 pounds seems very doable for me and my current situation. I'll send you an email just in case you'll have more information about taxes.

revorad 17y ago
I must say your social life will be fairly limited with £1000 unless you try and go for a cheaper place to stay. I think it's still worth a shot because London is a brilliant place to be. I may not have much money to spend but even walking around town is a treat. Plus, the English countryside is very beautiful (if you're into that kind of thing). You can easily get away for a hike or walk to many places within an hour's train ride. If you go further, there's a lot more to explore. If it matters to you, I have a few Italian friends here. And generally, there are a ton of Italians in London. It may help if you feel homesick sometimes. I should really find all out about the taxes, so yeah do email me. I'll keep you posted.
- oscardelben 17y ago
  I have found this website http://listentotaxman.com/index.php http://listentotaxman.com/index.php which calculates taxes. Thanks