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Re: cost of living
Originally Posted by Mitzyboy
(Post 5068346)
Yes I wasn't joking, that really is what the normal conclusion is.
But of course you can spend a lot more if you try hard |
Re: cost of living
I wouldnt know yet but from doing a bit of research and stuff , seemed to be around 10k to 15k ,depends if you have flash cars and meals out every night and stuff ?
Assuming a bit of both and 12.5k should do it.. but those out there already will no doubt give more info , was a thread on it very recently have a peek at it . |
Re: cost of living
Originally Posted by pjj
(Post 5068286)
so guys we are going a drift again on this thread lets get back to cost of living please
Rosemary |
Re: cost of living
Originally Posted by The Oddities
(Post 5069403)
I PM'd you.
Rosemary |
Re: cost of living
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
(Post 5068440)
How about if you haven't got a 5 a day Larios habit?
Only 5 days? |
Re: cost of living
Originally Posted by Mitzyboy
(Post 5069591)
Only 5 days?
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Re: cost of living
ok alls fair and well if the cost of living is 10K, what if you don't earn 10K ? what if you don't earn 1K? as others have said the cost of living is reflected in lower wages.
Mitzy as we've said before living over there with a uk pension, regular money every week converted into euros is a different story to living there with a family and the odd bit of work here and there. Also there is a lot more to consider than food, fags, wine and meals out. |
Re: cost of living
Originally Posted by The Oddities
(Post 5069403)
I PM'd you.
Rosemary |
Re: cost of living
Originally Posted by glad 2 b back
(Post 5071259)
ok alls fair and well if the cost of living is 10K, what if you don't earn 10K ? what if you don't earn 1K? as others have said the cost of living is reflected in lower wages.
Mitzy as we've said before living over there with a uk pension, regular money every week converted into euros is a different story to living there with a family and the odd bit of work here and there. Also there is a lot more to consider than food, fags, wine and meals out. |
Re: cost of living
Originally Posted by glad 2 b back
(Post 5071259)
ok alls fair and well if the cost of living is 10K, what if you don't earn 10K ? what if you don't earn 1K? as others have said the cost of living is reflected in lower wages.
Mitzy as we've said before living over there with a uk pension, regular money every week converted into euros is a different story to living there with a family and the odd bit of work here and there. Also there is a lot more to consider than food, fags, wine and meals out. I stated the figure in sterling, if you want to be pedantic about it its 14500 euros :) Thats what you need, wherever you are earning ;):) |
Re: cost of living
Originally Posted by Mitzyboy
(Post 5071708)
I stated the figure in sterling, if you want to be pedantic about it its 14500 euros :) Thats what you need, wherever you are earning ;):)
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Re: cost of living
Originally Posted by Mitzyboy
(Post 5071708)
I stated the figure in sterling, if you want to be pedantic about it its 14500 euros :) Thats what you need, wherever you are earning ;):)
I don't care as I said it depends on what lifestyle you have I'm sure we managed on a lot less than 10K euros or pounds, but we struggled on. |
Re: cost of living
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
(Post 5071724)
Would you say thats a combined amount or each?
We go out for coffee regularly, sometimes lunch, a proper evening meal a couple of times a month maybe. Our supermarket shop can be 70 euros or around 130 for a full shop, depending on if we stock with booze :D. Diesel is presently hovering around 91 - 94 cents a litre. Water bill varies between 30 euros a quarter and 120 euros a quarter, depending on the time of year as the pool loses a lot. |
Re: cost of living
Originally Posted by glad 2 b back
(Post 5071730)
wtf I'm not the one bloody asking, it was ppj, I couldn't care less whether it euros or sterling.
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Re: cost of living
Originally Posted by Mitzyboy
(Post 5071734)
For the two of us.
We go out for coffee regularly, sometimes lunch, a proper evening meal a couple of times a month maybe. Our supermarket shop can be 70 euros or around 130 for a full shop, depending on if we stock with booze :D. Diesel is presently hovering around 91 - 94 cents a litre. Water bill varies between 30 euros a quarter and 120 euros a quarter, depending on the time of year as the pool loses a lot. |
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