How Economic i can live at London city earning $3000 per month plz detail for a single person?
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You dont seem to have a very Indian or indeed Tamil name... Unfortunately with the current $-£ conversion rate $3000 is not an awful lot in GBP. You should be able to manage, though; even have some left for savings/entertainment/misc expenses etc. if you are careful.\nWhether your $972 as rental includes food, winter clothing, etc will depend on what has been negotiated, but if I'm asked to guess, I'd say that the amount will only cover the rental of the property, and no extras. If furnished, you'll probably have sofa/bed/dining table/wardrobes/some kitchen appliances/bedsheets,etc. If unfurnished, then probably just the 4 walls! Cant see any clothing or food being provided (but then, I dont know the details of what you have been offered). \n'Plot' does not make much sense - you better check what it says again. Again, only whoever arranged the property for you will know how many rooms you have.\nMake sure you carry winter clothing, since the temp change from Tamil Nadu to London will be severe in December. Perhaps some thermal inner wear, gloves, a muffler, a winter coat, etc.\nThe amount you can save will completely depend on what kind of deal you've got with the house and what kind of lifestyle you live. I am however sure your lifestyle will be simple, so am confident you will be able to save anywhere upto £300-500. \nMake sure to shop around before you buy anything in London, since prices can vary tremendously. You could go to Southall (an Indian area) or Wembley and buy things cheap from Indian shops there, until you have had a chance to explore other reasonable shops.\nYour British Airways flight should allow £23 Kg registered baggage (from memory) and about 7Kg hand baggage. DO NOT carry more than 2-3 kgs over the allowance, since there is a risk you may be charged exhorbitantly for the excess baggage (upto Rs1000-1500 per Kg). If you need to, keep some non-essentials in a separate bag that you can leave with whoever is dropping you at the airport, if the airline does not accept excess baggage free.\nHope this helps.
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I would say at $500 a month you're getting off pretty cheap.  You don't say how old you are or if you work full time or go to school.  If you went out on your own you'd have to pay rent, utilities, food, etc.  My advice would be to find a higher paying job.
91149
I would say you can live fairly well with about USD1500 a month.
342240
Try Craigslist.com for London, England.  Answers is an international forum and not very helpful for such local querys.
136118
About 300 euro / month (shared)\n\nYou can expect to make anywhere from 1100-1400 euro base from what friends tell me...I have heard some who make as low as 700 euro/month, though...ouch!\n\nI hope you can do better.
413114
there is an apartment complex im temple hills off southern avenue called oxon terrace or oxon park they are 625 a month all utilities included which is not that expensive also ther are some in forestville called regency 1 they are like 6 hundred something a month but you pay electric i know some more caus ei just moved and i neede cheap too
75814
It all depends on where you plan to live and work. \n\nKansas City: $32,955\nTopeka: $31,357\nWichita: $31,949
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It all depends on what city you're in. \n\nFederal tax is going to take 20-30% of your check and many states and cities levy additional local taxes so your net salary will be around $2000-3000/month. Let's just say $2500.\n\nIf you are in the NYC, DC or LA areas, your rent will be $1000 or more. \n\nSo that leaves $1500 or so for electric bill, phone, food, car if you have one, etc...\n\nBut if you live in a different city the cost of your rent will be lower.  And depending on what kind of job you will be doing, you may be able to negotiate for a greater salary because $50,000/year is not too high for the IT industry unless you are doing entry-level stuff.\n\n\nCheck these links for salary calculator and cost of living calculator.
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it depend where u go.\nabout 3500 maybe little less
838609
Its not cheap!  A friend has a studio flat in Tooting Bec and pays almost £600 pcm...;
1143755
I have lived in downtown San Francisco for 2 years. I paid around $825 a month which I shared. A studio can run anywhere from $600 to $900+. Just stay out of the Tenderloin area, not safe. Good luck! Great city!
107632
Single living is going to be pretty tough in any city or state, because the bottom end of single person living is usually around 300 dollars whereever you go.  Now in bigger cities, that 300 dollars is obviously not going to get you as far in terms of "decency" as it would in a much smaller town, it just depends on what you define as "decent".  If you are going for the absolute value for the dollar, you probably want to go to a smaller town (but not small enough that it doesnt have apartments).  Also, I would really recommend living with ROOMATES.  On that income, it really helps to have everything split.  And I am afraid that on that income, having and maintaining a car, with car insurance just isnt possible (assuming you live by yourself, if you have enough roomates it may be possible)\n\nA good place to start looking at the comparative cost of living is at http://www.bestplaces.net/city/.  Under the cost of living section, it gives you a number which is calculated by taking the cost of living in that area, and dividing it by the average cost of living and multiplying it by 100.  This is the "cost of living index".\n\nAnyway, I hope that helped.
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Wow me personally I have never but have a few friends that have back packed said they were really penny pinching.  \nFirst conservatively they spent on average $375-1000  a month or less including room and board, showers meals, contraband etc... You must have a well thought out plan by creating a budget and log all of your spendatures when you go into a new town seek out hostles (temporary beds)normally a cot, a sheet, and a pillow, 10 dollars up to 25 a night depending country town etc......no hostles does not mean local bad people lol \nYou must be open minded as the cultures in food are so different and you may end up eating potatoes, corn chowder lol  /or peshe de mar depends or you may not eat at all lol  \nI do not recommend you see the movie HOSTLE prior to departure lol \nMost bed and breakfasts you can find some really cozy surroundings but you will pay more for the homestyle luxury Alot of my friends have stayed with missionaries as well for exchange of cooking and cleaning. \nLook into the local scene talk to people most will be gracious to help you just be on your guard and always have a back up plan to stay elsewhere if possible always keep the rule of 3 alwaysssssssss \nI think to be comfortable you can guesstimate a months stay at $1000.00-3000.00 depends on your standards, and your length of stay, how you play, have your fun, and be able to eat too! \nGood Luck
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I think so.\n\nYou'd get about £130
91042
I know one which many people are doing and are earning $2000-$3000/month within 6-12 months. If you want some more details email me at karra_sreedhar@yahoo.com
792203
I think you need to be more specific regarding what you will be doing, and what else is covered or if you have to pay for some things out of the USD 25,000 per month.  Although expat salaries in Nigeria are wuite high, this seems a bit suspiciously high for working in Lagos, and who is global oil?  Can they actually pay that as I've never heard of the company.\n\nGeneral answers to your questions is it safe to Live there and are worksites safe: no, and no.  Nigeria is not for the faint of heart.  Be ready to deal with strikes, threats to your personal safety, armed robbers operating freely, power outages and a myriad of other problems like rampant fraud.\n\nHaving said that, I spent 3 1/2 years there and actually liked it, but I was there by myself with no family to worry about.  You can send me an e-mail if you want more info.
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0 - 70k USD.\n\n0, obviously, if you're unemployed.\nFreelance can be around 700 a month.\n30k is about normal in companies.\nMy boyfriend's making 60-ish K as a graphic artist for the US Army.\nIt really varies.