king1234:

Add just basic cable

With telus, $150

Add phone with unlimited internet

This isnt necessary. There's wifi almost everywhere. Plus why get unlimited phone internet and still get unlimited home internet?

Add faster internet service and recalculate

150mbps is fast enough


Apart from $800 grocery most cad bills are reasonable

ajl:



Fort McMurray is crazily expensive being an oil and gas community. $600 just for Kumon. Wao, I only paid $150 per child several years ago, somewhere in the US. But surely your income cover this with extras, more so if both couple work.

Heathrow44:



Hello

Akanimoh113:


The Main Reason I want/need to change my phone is because I need money
And I need a Smartphone so I can be Financially independent

The phone am using is a Lumia phone; it cannot download Android Apps, more so... It cannot access the internet better and Smarter.

My Phone is My Business
If I cannot access WhatsApp or Facebook or Telegram and Connect to People to Help me Reach my Financial Goals then... The phone is just a phone to make calls and browse
I don't have Chrome on my phone and I can't download it. The Phone is Ancient history and a Failed Effort

Rules7:


Don't waste your time on the idiot brother he is an ancient being and can't understand you just try to find a sales boy job and keep soliciting we'll get there.

catice:
Please Which Phone network? I pay $50 on Boost Mobile!

nonen:
Location - Ontario, Canada.
1. House Rent =$2,000 (All Inclusive)
2. Grocery Shopping = $800
3. Communication = $450 (Phones + Home)
4. Car Gas = $250
5. Kid’s School = $80/day
5a. One child is in free public school
5b. Had to home school one child to save $80/day until he can get into public school
6. Miscellaneous =$300
7. Home Remittances =$800

Total = $4,600 monthly

Bvlgari:
As we all know, living overseas is very enjoyable but u must pay for those things unfailingly every month

This brings me to my question...

How much do u spend on your bills monthly overseas?

Pls note that it may vary from country to country

As for me, this is my breakdown spendings every month

1: house rent $ 400
2: grocery shopping $ 150
3: electricity $ 25
4: water $ 10
5: internet $50
6: gas $5
7: car fuel $ 50
8: kid school $ 150
7: miscellaneous $ 200

Total $ 1040 monthly

Pls kindly let use know yours because our people in Nigeria don't ever understand and they always demand and demand from us thinking there is a tree overseas that we pluck money from...and they pay their rent yearly o

May God bless our hussles

slachtoffers:


A times my woman go look me come pity me self. If no be family and village people wahala I for do retire for Naija now dey live like alaye.

But we bless God for blessing us with the resources to help others and at least help them in finding a better path not just for them but for their unborn generation.

Bvlgari:



Am telling u...expensive...and am planning to enter Canada soon...na to rest where I dey o lol

Rules7:


Don't waste your time on the idiot brother he is an ancient being and can't understand you just try to find a sales boy job and keep soliciting we'll get there.

Bvlgari:
As we all know, living overseas is very enjoyable but u must pay for those things unfailingly every month

This brings me to my question...

How much do u spend on your bills monthly overseas?

Pls note that it may vary from country to country

As for me, this is my breakdown spendings every month

1: house rent $ 400
2: grocery shopping $ 150
3: electricity $ 25
4: water $ 10
5: internet $50
6: gas $5
7: car fuel $ 50
8: kid school $ 150
7: miscellaneous $ 200

Total $ 1040 monthly

Pls kindly let use know yours because our people in Nigeria don't ever understand and they always demand and demand from us thinking there is a tree overseas that we pluck money from...and they pay their rent yearly o

May God bless our hussles

adigunomomama:


São Paulo (Zonal Leste), Brazil

1 - House rent - $134 (2bed CDHU Apartments)
2 - Groceries- $90
3 - Electricity - $14
4 - Water - (Included in the rent)
5 - Internet Fix - $15 (50mbps)
6 - Phone Internet - $7
7 - Gas - $11 (not fixed)
8 - Kid Nanny - $54 (School is free but closed for now due to the pandemic)
9 - Health Insurance - $27 ( Medicals are free in Brazil but I did this for my family to skip the long queue at the clinics)
10 - Dentist Insurance - $9
11 - Bus and Train Pass - $27
12- Samba night Chilling - $36 ( 2 Fridays in a month)
13 - Miscellaneous - $100

Total - $497

Lol some people Miscellaneous is my monthly expenses here, God is Great

Bvlgari:


Bless bro...God is able...yours is damn cheap...una dey enjoy for sao Paulo

adigunomomama:


Yeah bro, cost of living is cheap here compare to the west but you have to live according to your income and be guided

adewalefashola:
Please i need anybody that can accommodate me when I enter Canada my city is Regina, Saskatchewan

egbej:
Calgary,Canada
Mortgage $2500
Mortgage tax $370
Groceries $1600
Gas,water,light $550
internet $100
Telephone $150
Gas for car $500 for two cars
Car insurance $700
Kids school $200
Entertainment $400

approx 7000

Shakitibob0:
Come to Korea...

Some jobs comes with free accommodation

DAVE5:


Be kind enough to show the people back in Nigeria how much you earn, that way we know if we can beg you for money or not

If you earn $1500 upwards, I think we have a right to ask you for money sir

Bvlgari:


Na u be idiot...f*ck off...group of online beggars...all these big babies in Nigeria sef...make una grow up o...una sense of entitlement too much...OK now because I didn't gift him money now u are calling me an idiot...u guys will just come online and start begging total strangers for money...smdh

WhyNa:
Location Vietnam

Expenses for one person per month...

1) Accomodation (1 bedroom) - $230

2) Electricity and water - $10-12

3) Everything food including ijekuje- $60 -$80

4) Fuel - I drive a lot - $25 max

5) Internet - $18. I forgot to negotiate internet as part of rent which is the norm here

6) Miscellaneous... more ijekuje and things I don't need -$50

Total -$415

ttoyetade:

These are not real figures. They are all inflated.

slachtoffers:


Your constitutional right you mean?

Were ni.

slachtoffers:


Your constitutional right you mean?

Were ni.

Bvlgari:


atink u dey see their sense of entitlement...most of them ehn, go just make u tire

Commotfornigeri:


Well, my phone bill is $35. unlimited calls, unlimited text +5GB data.

Home internet is $50. Unlimited and 150mbps.

No cable. I use IPTV service and stream any channel i want to watch.

When i see people list all that stuff, I just wonder sha.