Cost Of living - Expenses Worksheet
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Cost Of living - Expenses Worksheet
Hi all,
I have just made a spread sheet detailing various expenses (includes a summary sheet and an itemised break down of expense heads). It would be great if every one could provide their figures on the spreadsheet (budgetted or actuals).
Sorry I had to do this in WORD, because I couldn't post an Excel Spread Sheet.
Meanwhile, I have put in my budgetted expenses as well.
Regards
Rina
I have just made a spread sheet detailing various expenses (includes a summary sheet and an itemised break down of expense heads). It would be great if every one could provide their figures on the spreadsheet (budgetted or actuals).
Sorry I had to do this in WORD, because I couldn't post an Excel Spread Sheet.
Meanwhile, I have put in my budgetted expenses as well.
Regards
Rina
Last edited by Rinali; Jun 12th 2004 at 2:02 pm.
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Re: Cost Of living - Expenses Worksheet
Originally posted by Rinali
Hi all,
I have just made a spread sheet detailing various expenses (includes a summary sheet and an itemised break up of expense heads). It would be great if every one could provide their figures on the spreadsheet (budgetted or actuals).
Sorry I had to do this in WORD, because I couldn't post an Excel Spread Sheet.
Meanwhile, I have put in my budgetted expenses as well.
Regards
Rina
Hi all,
I have just made a spread sheet detailing various expenses (includes a summary sheet and an itemised break up of expense heads). It would be great if every one could provide their figures on the spreadsheet (budgetted or actuals).
Sorry I had to do this in WORD, because I couldn't post an Excel Spread Sheet.
Meanwhile, I have put in my budgetted expenses as well.
Regards
Rina
Last edited by Rinali; Jun 12th 2004 at 2:01 pm.
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Expenses Break up.doc !!!!
Originally posted by Rinali
Here it is, I converted the Excel file into a WORD doc. Hope it works now!
Here it is, I converted the Excel file into a WORD doc. Hope it works now!
Divorce Lawyer
Private Detective
Half the House
My car
etc.
Oh, not that kind of break up
Cheers,
DagBoy
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Re: Cost Of living - Expenses Worksheet
Originally posted by Rinali
Here it is, I converted the Excel file into a WORD doc. Hope it works now!
Here it is, I converted the Excel file into a WORD doc. Hope it works now!
No, I am not asking about your salary, but are you comfortable with your salary with that kind of expense?
Thanks
Bono
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Re: Cost Of living - Expenses Worksheet
Originally posted by Rinali
Hi all,
I have just made a spread sheet detailing various expenses (includes a summary sheet and an itemised break down of expense heads). It would be great if every one could provide their figures on the spreadsheet (budgetted or actuals).
Sorry I had to do this in WORD, because I couldn't post an Excel Spread Sheet.
Meanwhile, I have put in my budgetted expenses as well.
Regards
Rina
Hi all,
I have just made a spread sheet detailing various expenses (includes a summary sheet and an itemised break down of expense heads). It would be great if every one could provide their figures on the spreadsheet (budgetted or actuals).
Sorry I had to do this in WORD, because I couldn't post an Excel Spread Sheet.
Meanwhile, I have put in my budgetted expenses as well.
Regards
Rina
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Re: Cost Of living - Expenses Worksheet
Originally posted by sembonor
What kind of profession do you have?
No, I am not asking about your salary, but are you comfortable with your salary with that kind of expense?
Thanks
Bono
What kind of profession do you have?
No, I am not asking about your salary, but are you comfortable with your salary with that kind of expense?
Thanks
Bono
Cheers
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Re: Cost Of living - Expenses Worksheet
Originally posted by Rinali
We do not live in Aus, plan to move to Melbourne. Hubby works for an Investment Bank.
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We do not live in Aus, plan to move to Melbourne. Hubby works for an Investment Bank.
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Re: Cost Of living - Expenses Worksheet
Originally posted by sembonor
Are those number in AUD?
Are those number in AUD?
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Re: Cost Of living - Expenses Worksheet
Originally posted by Rinali
Hi all,
I have just made a spread sheet detailing various expenses (includes a summary sheet and an itemised break down of expense heads). It would be great if every one could provide their figures on the spreadsheet (budgetted or actuals).
Sorry I had to do this in WORD, because I couldn't post an Excel Spread Sheet.
Meanwhile, I have put in my budgetted expenses as well.
Regards
Rina
Hi all,
I have just made a spread sheet detailing various expenses (includes a summary sheet and an itemised break down of expense heads). It would be great if every one could provide their figures on the spreadsheet (budgetted or actuals).
Sorry I had to do this in WORD, because I couldn't post an Excel Spread Sheet.
Meanwhile, I have put in my budgetted expenses as well.
Regards
Rina
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Re: Cost Of living - Expenses Worksheet
Originally posted by ABCDiamond
I assume you have guessed at these figures and are wanting us to assist to give a closer idea to what things will actually be ?
I assume you have guessed at these figures and are wanting us to assist to give a closer idea to what things will actually be ?
I have just guessed my figures and the estimates are on the higher side. I also gathered information posted in other threads which have been very helpful. If there are some glaring errors in my estimates, could you point them out? Thanks so much!
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Rina
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Re: Cost Of living - Expenses Worksheet
Originally posted by Rinali
I have just guessed my figures and the estimates are on the higher side. I also gathered information posted in other threads which have been very helpful. If there are some glaring errors in my estimates, could you point them out? Thanks so much!
Regards
Rina
I have just guessed my figures and the estimates are on the higher side. I also gathered information posted in other threads which have been very helpful. If there are some glaring errors in my estimates, could you point them out? Thanks so much!
Regards
Rina
- Cost of haircut - you need to budget more (as an example, a cut at Toni & Guy in Melbourne a few weeks ago cost me $80). Assume UK salon prices - YIKES!
- What is 'Property Tax'? Why is it different from Council Rates?
- Can't you get a cable TV/internet combined package, thus saving money?
- What about House Insurance (for contents)?
- phone calls: I've budgeted $10/month for a GPS international phone calls card, which will allow us to call, for example, the UK for 0.015c/min. FYI, calls to India are a little more - from .237c to .123c/min. Still seems a cheap way of having a good natter with the family etc, though!
Good luck with your move!
Anya.
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Re: Cost Of living - Expenses Worksheet
Originally posted by Rinali
Hi all,
I have just made a spread sheet detailing various expenses (includes a summary sheet and an itemised break down of expense heads). It would be great if every one could provide their figures on the spreadsheet (budgetted or actuals).
Sorry I had to do this in WORD, because I couldn't post an Excel Spread Sheet.
Meanwhile, I have put in my budgetted expenses as well.
Regards
Rina
Hi all,
I have just made a spread sheet detailing various expenses (includes a summary sheet and an itemised break down of expense heads). It would be great if every one could provide their figures on the spreadsheet (budgetted or actuals).
Sorry I had to do this in WORD, because I couldn't post an Excel Spread Sheet.
Meanwhile, I have put in my budgetted expenses as well.
Regards
Rina
Sent you a PM.
Regards
ozzie04
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Re: Cost Of living - Expenses Worksheet
Originally posted by anya4oz
- Cost of haircut - you need to budget more (as an example, a cut at Toni & Guy in Melbourne a few weeks ago cost me $80). Assume UK salon prices - YIKES!
- Cost of haircut - you need to budget more (as an example, a cut at Toni & Guy in Melbourne a few weeks ago cost me $80). Assume UK salon prices - YIKES!
- Can't you get a cable TV/internet combined package, thus saving money?
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Re: Cost Of living - Expenses Worksheet
Originally posted by anya4oz
Looks like a very useful document! A few comments/questions:
- Cost of haircut - you need to budget more (as an example, a cut at Toni & Guy in Melbourne a few weeks ago cost me $80). Assume UK salon prices - YIKES!
- What is 'Property Tax'? Why is it different from Council Rates?
- Can't you get a cable TV/internet combined package, thus saving money?
- What about House Insurance (for contents)?
- phone calls: I've budgeted $10/month for a GPS international phone calls card, which will allow us to call, for example, the UK for 0.015c/min. FYI, calls to India are a little more - from .237c to .123c/min. Still seems a cheap way of having a good natter with the family etc, though!
Good luck with your move!
Anya.
Looks like a very useful document! A few comments/questions:
- Cost of haircut - you need to budget more (as an example, a cut at Toni & Guy in Melbourne a few weeks ago cost me $80). Assume UK salon prices - YIKES!
- What is 'Property Tax'? Why is it different from Council Rates?
- Can't you get a cable TV/internet combined package, thus saving money?
- What about House Insurance (for contents)?
- phone calls: I've budgeted $10/month for a GPS international phone calls card, which will allow us to call, for example, the UK for 0.015c/min. FYI, calls to India are a little more - from .237c to .123c/min. Still seems a cheap way of having a good natter with the family etc, though!
Good luck with your move!
Anya.
Hi Anya,
Thanks for your response. Yikes ......80 bucks to chop hair!. Is that a fancy salon you went to ? Or is that the normal price you pay for a cut?
I pay $20 in a salon out here, and this includes hair wash, blow dry and cut (not a fancy cut, just a blunt).
As regards phones - has anyone tried Net to Phone? A lot of friends swear by it, and they talk to their family every day!! Some of my estimates are on the high side - at least I am hoping they are!.
By the way if any one wants the document in Excel, please PM me. It is much easier to crunch numbers using the spreadsheet!.
Is eating out expensive in Melbourne?? How much would a meal for 2 cost for a decent meal?
Ciao
Rina
Last edited by Rinali; Jun 13th 2004 at 12:24 pm.
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Re: Cost Of living - Expenses Worksheet
Originally posted by Rinali
Hi Anya,
Thanks for your response. Yikes ......80 bucks to chop hair!. Is that a fancy salon you went to ? Or is that the normal price you pay for a cut?
I pay $20 in a salon out here, and this includes hair wash, blow dry and cut (not a fancy cut, just a blunt).
As regards phones - has anyone tried Net to Phone? A lot of friends swear by it, and they talk to their family every day!! Some of my estimates are on the high side - at least I am hoping they are!.
By the way if any one wants the document in Excel, please PM me. It is much easier to crunch numbers using the spreadsheet!.
Is eating out expensive in Melbourne?? How much would a meal for 2 cost for a decent meal?
Ciao
Rina
Hi Anya,
Thanks for your response. Yikes ......80 bucks to chop hair!. Is that a fancy salon you went to ? Or is that the normal price you pay for a cut?
I pay $20 in a salon out here, and this includes hair wash, blow dry and cut (not a fancy cut, just a blunt).
As regards phones - has anyone tried Net to Phone? A lot of friends swear by it, and they talk to their family every day!! Some of my estimates are on the high side - at least I am hoping they are!.
By the way if any one wants the document in Excel, please PM me. It is much easier to crunch numbers using the spreadsheet!.
Is eating out expensive in Melbourne?? How much would a meal for 2 cost for a decent meal?
Ciao
Rina
For comparison, here in UK I pay £38 every 6 weeks & color my hair myself, for £5; my girlfriends pay between £85-120 each month for hair cut/color, so I think I'm getting off lightly!
Is eating out expensive in Melbourne? Yes, I think so - just had a quick look at my Amex bill for our visit last month. Our 2 meals out were:
Cosi - very nice Italian place in S Yarra: 3 course meal for 2, cocktails to start & bottle of wine with meal = $175!! (73 quid - YIKES!!!)
Zapatas - Mexican in Williamstown: $60, for 2 mains, 1 salad, 1 dessert, & drinks (1 glass wine, 1 mineral water)
We also had an Indian takeout (mostly veggie items) one night which ISTR was about $50.
These are more like UK prices, which of course is fine if one is earning ££s, but I will no doubt feel differently when I'm earning $$s
Never mind - the quality of food is fabulous in Melbourne, much better than UK. We have almost stopped eating out here in Cambridge, because it's so hard to find decent food/value for money.
Hope your move goes well & see you in Melbourne!
Cheers,
Anya.