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In fact most of mentioned expenses are due as well, when living in a car. The biggest exception being Amazon impulse purchases. Maybe there's a hack to avoid th
by nuancebydefault 2y ago
In fact most of mentioned expenses are due as well, when living in a car. The biggest exception being Amazon impulse purchases. Maybe there's a hack to avoid them?
- reacharavindh 2y agoYes, they may be due but certainly not to the same extent. Anecdotally, I pay : 1. Water fees - Approx EUR 23/month 2. Electricity - EUR 73/month 3. Trash collection- EUR 40/month 4. Home insurance (and home contents insurance) - EUR 40/month 5. Gas connection- EUR 24/month 6. Home Internet - EUR 70/month 7. Sewage - EUR 12/month 8. Property taxes 9. Window cleaning - EUR 12/2 months. Ofcourse, they’re are all in a way “quality of life” costs. But, if I were to optimise for money, I could imagine living in a motorhome, pay my EUR 42/month gym fees and use the gym daily in addition to other shared utilities and avoid all those micro costs. Everything comes with trade-offs, but it is worthwhile to think about alternative options for alternative priorities.
- nuancebydefault 2y agoFrom those numbers, I think you did very well already in optimization. In a lot of places rent is more than 1000 euros, so those costs are quite low in comparison. Everything is relative. My late mother used to say 'one can spend a lot, with very little one can get by'.