how much money do u spend monthly?
454798
if you are talking about for everything...\n\nmortgage\ntaxes\nfood\nfuel\ninsurance (home, health, life, auto)\nutilities (cell, phone, satellite, DSL, electric)\nclothing\nrecreation\nvacations\n\nprobably near $5,500...give or take a $1,000.
258722
don't buy silly stuff\n\nan easy way of doing that, is working out how much you want to spend on things from what you get per month.\nfor example if you hve 100$, spend 20$ on food, 20$ on coffee, 30$ on clothes and 30$ on going out. \nit all depends on your priorities and what you feel is important. \nkeep a note of it in your purse and keep track of what you're buying (keep receipts so you can check)\nif you want something but have already spent the money dedicated to that, eg if you want another coffee, but you've spent the 20$ dedicated to that, just get a glass of water: you know you can't afford it. \nand then you will learn to control your spending.\n\ngood luck
960856
its like 100 bucks a month cost a lot but is so fast. u just have to replace ur card on ur pc if i remember right
599059
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.
51331
i would say a man spends 200 dollars or more. my man takes me to a seafood dinner, give me a dozen roses, candy and sometimes jewerly can cost more. i spend mabye like 100 dollars. i buy a sexy longerie, card, candy, colgne, and sometimes sexy underwares for him. they are cute they have a hole buy his penis.
414969
How much of your money are you willing to spend to do that?
1004331
Make monthly payments.
335474
If you're making monthly payments, they'd be $1,217.93, so a total of $3,653.79 for three monthly payments.\n\nIf you're making quarterly payments (one payment every three months) they'd be $3,663.21.\n\nI wasn't quite sure which you meant...
110431
put a little aside every day. i just took $5 out of my wallet everyday, before i left for work. if you do that for a week then you have $35. for a month that's $150. if you do it for a year then you have $1825. it may not sound like much, but it worked very well for me.
62913
around $5000. per month depending on the location
104495
What do you mean how much do they spend? Do you mean money or how much time? \nIm hispanic and I usually spend around $60.00 for round trip to vegas, 70.00 for LA and 110.00 for Tx. I live in Phx,Az.\nTime spent traveling: 3 times a year.
344365
Depends on where you are, usually it's around $40/month
829332
No not that much, may be  half to one dollar per month.
1028430
I invested. I make about $5,000 a month. I used over $1 million. My percieved risk was fairly low because of the way that I invested. I do not take time to manage it. That's what I hired my financial advisor and broker for.
505127
That would depend on how much you are home (are you out at school or work--and eating there?), and what your food preferences are.  Also, are you only talking about food, or your soaps, cleaning products and paper items as well?\n\nSuppose you are talking about only eating dinner at home, and are only talking about food costs.  That would probably be a minimum of $100 per month ($3 something a day).  It would probably be much more, as you would want beverages, and possibly desserts as well as the actual meal.
390547
Start by writing down everything you spend your money on for at least a week - a month is best, then go from there!
1016223
I was in the same boat as you once. What I did was I sat down and wrote out a budget. I listed everything I spent money on for the last 2 months and looked at my income. I quickly figured out a lot of things on my expenses were stupid and a waste of money. I cooked at home more instead of going out, I stopped buying coffee at starbucks everyday, I learned to buy soda when it was on sale. Before you knew it, I freed up about $300 extra a month. So really look at your expenses and think about what you need and what you want. Big difference in that.