How much are your monthly bills?

[Famine]

 

Good lord the cost of living is high! I might skip college and go straight into a nursing home...

God!


Kevin

[Ben]

$425 rent
$233 car payment
$112 car insurance
$30 phone
$40 cable
$50 student loans

$890 total.

Health insurance is taken care of by my employer.

Whatever's left I eat and do ill-advised spending with. I save some, but clearly not as much as I'd like. Between this thread and the Collector's Challenge, I'm seriously reconsidering  my spending habits.

[Mikey D]

I have no idea, the wife handles the finances.

Uh-oh...  I'd recommend checking your credit card statements Mikey, just to make sure the ratio of women's shoes and clothing to your Star Wars toys are staying in the same ballpark!  If they're even remotely out of whack, you should ask for a higher allowance!  

I just knew I was going to get a comment to that effect.  It actually works out pretty good.  We're both down to one credit card now and we rarely use them.  All's mine for is internet purchases, which to tell you the truth isn't all that much.  And she hardly uses hers anymore.  Honestly, she has to watch out more for my spending habits then I do of hers.  She doesn't have a hobby like I do (or at least one that costs a lot of money).  So it all works out in the end.  
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But then again, she does have a **** load of shoes, so maybe I'm wrong

[Sith Lord Cosmo]

My monthly bills consist of

Cell phone: $33
Credit card: It varies.  Its usually about $100, and most if it is the parking tickets I get at school.  I pay it off in full each month

That's it

[Scott]

Mortgages (Insurance and Tax included) $1300
Car $200
Car Insurance $150
My Student Loans $225 (3 more years baby)
My Wife's Student Loans $375
Daycare $540
Cable/Internet $90
Newspaper $5
Gas/Electric $100
Water $25
Phone $65

I really cannot wait to get those shcool loans off my back, my wifes on the otherhand will be with us for a long time, a long time, most of the Savings Plans we have here (401k, College Savings, Money Market) aren't listed