What is the cost of living in London ?
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London Ontario or London England?
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It depends where you are in the world. In the UK I believe it is between 3 - 4 %. Not sure what inflation is like else where.
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London has an estimated population as of 1 January 2005 of 7.5 million and a metropolitan area population of between 12 and 14 million.
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weather! costs of housing
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junoir role would be £18-21k per year \nsenoir £30K up\nthis is in england and do not know what it would be in other countries
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Below are a couple of cost of living calculator sites....type in an income in the city you are currently at and then Austin TX....it will tell you how much more or less you need to make to maintain the same standard of living...note it only compares US cities.
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If in studies, you must work hard for it in order to get  distinctions. Campus life ?. Don't worry their staff are very friendly and willing to help you 24/7. Living expenses ? Depends in which city you're studying, if in metropolitan London, it would be higher and it would become higher during Christmas & Easter. Don't worry, being a UK student will gives you a bunch priviledges not only for your studies but for leisure too.
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Well it depends on your level of competence.I have been charged from £30 per hour to £60 per hour.Convert that to euros and double it and you may get a figure!
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In the UK according to The Department of Statistics it is £400000 over an economic life time.\n\n\nThese sites will give you a detailed answer for Canada, USA , and UK....
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Use a salary calculator like this one:\nhttp://www.homefair.com/homefair/calc/intsalcalc.html\n\nPlug in your current salary and city and compare the cost of living between your current location and Melbourne.\n\nOnce you have a salary figure, add 20% to it to account for the extra 10 hours a week.\n\nGood luck!
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The cost of living in San Diego would depend on your lifestyle. \n\nIf you are single and have no dependents (no kids), cost of living can be very inexpensive if you don't mind bunking in with friends and roomates. Good paying jobs are abundant,  there is always a lot of things to do and the people are friendly and usually pretty good looking. It's a single's paradise!\n\nIf you aren't single or have dependents, then the cost of living could become very expensive. San Diego is one of the most expensive places to purchase a home. I have married friends in San Diego with very good paying jobs that barely eek by every month due to their $3,000 +/month mortgage payment every month for a moderately sized home. Add food, utilities and other costs to support a family and you better be making over $100,000/year or think about living somewhere else.
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Could just sit in the middle of London and beg lol. Think! Hundreds of thousand of people go through it everyday, ok so you might not make a million straight away but i reckon if you had big puppy dof eyes you could swing it in a couple of months lol!
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The cost of living in the Czech republic is not that expensive. I would say that if you study here on your own, rent a flat, you should spend about 20.000 CZK (Czech crowns) per month. Therefore, if you are a student, I recommend you live in a cheap hostel or a flatshare. The accommodation can get quite expensive here but that is the only thing. As for food, drinking, entertainment etc., Czech republic is dirt cheap when compared to countries such as Norway, Switzerland or United Kingdom (London especially, the prices there are 4x as high as in Czech republic). \n\nHope you like it here.
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It depends on the place and your living standard. I believe that you can survive well with $3000 per month. Although people can also live below that. If you are student you need around $1500 per month.
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no, sir. it is a bit better than the going average, but if you have to pay rent, there is no such thing as $200 per month rent. remember, moscow is one of the most expensive european cities to live in.
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It would depend upon their role within the university.\n\nSome would get a lot less than £40,000.\n\nSome would get a lot more.\n\nMaybe £40,000 is a good average. It depends why you ask the question, how you hope to use the information.
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A single student should allow not less than 9000 pounds for each academic year (i.e. 9 months), or 12000 pounds for each calender yr. Also allow a further 800 pounds for additional expenses such as thesis presentation, books, travel etc.\n\nAccomodation costs about 125 pounds per week in the London area. It may be cheaper in smaller towns.\n\nIf you are coming to the UK directly from overseas, make special allowance for immediate costs on arrival which may be up to 500 pounds or more. This will cater for warm clothing (if you are coming from a hot climate), books and stationery and travel costs.