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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiOHh4Pdpog
Thanks for visiting my channel. :)Sharing my monthly expenses here in Manila, reality of living alone, its pros and cons.I didn't expect that I can afford th

https://www.spot.ph/newsfeatures/adulting/101874/living-alone-tips-budgeting-inflation-a4833-20220824-lfrm
When solo living becomes unbearable due to rising prices, you might need to reassess your budget, make some lifestyle changes, and consider other sources of income, Almonte-Detera said. This will allow you to manage your resources and be able to pay your bills and expenses even with an increasing cost of living. Article continues after this ad.

https://www.facebook.com/livinlavidatagalog/videos/our-family-manages-to-live-comfortably-on-a-monthly-budget-of-3k-to-5k-usd-which/1346656746051635/
Our family manages to live comfortably on a monthly budget of $3k to $5k USD 💰 which includes regular travel ️, eating out 🥩, self-care 💅🏽 and regular household expenses. This is probably average for a family of four in BGC Philippines; however, it is not a typical budget for the Philippines.

https://www.expatbuddy.com/cost-of-living-in-the-philippines-monthly-expenses-breakdown/
Cebu City presents a monthly cost of living of approximately $1,260 for expats and $869 for locals, with studio apartment housing costs at $850. Moving to Baguio, the cost of living for expats is about $1,495, while locals would need $813, with studio apartment housing costs around $697. Housing costs, including the average monthly rent in

https://www.cosmo.ph/lifestyle/hazel-quing-living-alone-diaries-a1213-20211017
Four months ago, Hazel started a series on her YouTube channel and called it "Living Alone Diaries." With over 20 episodes, we gotta admit: The videos are pretty helpful when it comes to moving out and settling into a new home. From grocery shopping, to opening bills, and even assembling furniture, she shows her followers what the ~independent life~ has been like so far.

https://filipinowealth.com/how-much-does-it-cost-to-live-comfortably-in-the-philippines/
The question of how much salary is needed to live comfortably in the Philippines is one that is dependent on whether you are a local or an expat. For Filipinos, a good rule of thumb is around 30,000 - 40,000 Pesos per month. This is because many factors, such as the cost of living and the location, are more favorable for locals.

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8.9K Likes, 125 Comments. TikTok video from angelu 🌀 IG: @ang.elu (@ang.elu): "heres how i budget my income and expenses as someone living alone 💕🎧 🏠 one of the hardest things abt living alone is managing ur money soooo i hope this can help u guys !! 🏷️: #longervideos #creatorsearchinsights #livingalonephilippines #sololivingph #livingalonediaries". original sound - angelu

https://www.rappler.com/life-and-style/health-and-wellness/things-to-know-living-alone-first-time/
During their first months of living alone, both came up with a monthly budget wherein they took note of all their recurring expenses, such as utility bills, maintenance fees, and groceries.

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https://www.cosmo.ph/lifestyle/how-much-does-it-cost-to-live-alone
Food. This includes going to the grocery (P3,000 to P4,500+ a month; you'd be surprised by how much toiletries cost) and eating out (P2,000 to P5,000 a month plus more for booze). "Sometimes it's cheaper to eat out than cook for one," Mikko says. "It shouldn't become a habit, though!". 6. Transpo. Commuting fare is around P2,000

https://propertyreport.ph/home-living/2022/02/04/24404/on-my-own-tips-for-solo-living/
February 4, 2022. Property Report talked to four individuals who have been living on their own for a while for some helpful advice for readers who may be thinking of going solo or those who are having a hard time adjusting. Here's Cris, Paula (alias), Jordan (alias), and Cindy (alias) sharing their experiences and learnings about solo living.

https://www.reddit.com/r/adultingph/comments/11pbhb0/breakdown_of_your_expenses_living_alone/
I moved out last year and here's the breakdown of my expenses every month: Rent - 6,000 (Studio Unit with Kitchen and CR) Electricity - 300 (Small fan, Induction & Rice Cooker) Water - 150 Groceries - 2,000-4,000 (includes vitamins) Food Deliveries - 1,500 max

https://www.reddit.com/r/Philippines/comments/5hp8t9/for_people_living_alone_how_much_do_you_spend_on/
My daily commute costs Php 108/day 1 trike and 1 UV to office and 1 UV from office. Food budget sounds about right. Rent, unfortunately, is 7k month. A single person renting a 2 bedroom apartment is not a very good idea. As for the utility bills, I don't have a mobile plan and I use an induction cooker so no need for gas.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Philippines/comments/4vqy56/cost_of_living_alone/
Food - 3,000 / month (may vary) So, most likely, you'll be at 20k/month for basic costs only. But if you are frugal and doesn't mind living on anything, you can actually survive with any amount. More comfortable living = higher cost. As others pointed out, it depends on a lot of things.

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Living Alone Diaries in the Philippines.Hi everyone! I hope you're all doing well and enjoyed the vlog! Thanks for being here once again :) Take care :*💟

https://www.reddit.com/r/Philippines/comments/y6a11v/living_alone_magkano_ang_monthly_budget_mo/
Sa mga WHF here, are you living alone? If yes, may I know your monthly budget, and saan po location mo? Alam ko it differs depending sa kung saang parte ka ng Pinas nakatira. - Rent (Better ba to rent an apartment or get a rent to own yung nauuso ngayong 'for as low as ___ daw') - Food - Electricity and Water - Internet Connection

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https://www.reddit.com/r/AskPH/comments/1aifbhi/monthly_expenses_for_people_living_alone_in_metro/
A community for asking questions related to the Philippines Members Online • Severe-Stand-4264. ADMIN MOD Monthly expenses for people living alone in Metro Manila . What Hi po! Just wanna ask how much yung usual monthly expenses nyo here in the metro? Hehe I F(26)just think I need to be more realistic and practical sa lifestyle ko. Although

https://www.reddit.com/r/phinvest/comments/so7yz7/for_peeps_who_live_solo_in_an_apartment_tell_me/
800 pesos I pay my cleaner every 5 days or so. 800 to 1000 pesos I pay every few weeks for laundry. 250 pesos mineral water refill for 5 water containers every month or so. 5k consumables for my 2 cats every month. 700 - 900 for LPG every few months (lasts a long time though since I always order food via grab).

https://www.reddit.com/r/studentsph/comments/1139q7h/2k_monthly_budget_for_a_teen_that_is_living_alone/
to breakdown my budget? 6k - rent, 3-4k groceries, 2k-electric bill, 400-water bill, 3k personal use and if meron extra, I'll give 1 or 2k to my sister who is still in college. I'm the sole breadwinner na since my father already retired and my mom is a housewife and they live in another city.