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If you're renting a place, it'll cost 3-10K a month (or more), depending on the type of rented place -- if it's a room, an apartment, condo, etc.Add the utilities which should start at around P700 per month (or more) for the basics (electricity + water); you'll add more if you include LPG, cable and internet. Add at least P300 a month for laundry, unless you're going to handwash your clothes.Since I often cook my own food at home, I could survive on around 3-4K on food for a month. I don't smoke, so I don't have to add the cost of cigarettes sa gastos ko. Since I'm working, I need to include the cost of going to and from work, as well as money for food when working.The figures I listed are mostly my guestimate sa monthly gastos ko, but I hope it'll give you a good idea on the minimum amount of spending you'll do should you end up living on your own.
wow that seems......expensive......lets say a 2 bedroom 1 bathroom and kitchen apartment
No prob. Living independently could be the scariest and most satisfying thing you could do in your life. You'll discover a lot about yourself once you start taking care of yourself.
morty be prepared to spend around 10k per month. That's just your share.You'll tend to spend more on food and taxis. And all the home improvement stuff you think you need. Laundry pati, which i find is more convenient if you hire others to do for you. Saka kuryente. Mahal mahal ng kuryente puta.
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