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'What's your biggest bill?' poll discussion
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Other: CocaineSig to go here...0
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Both my wife and I commute into central London (from zone 3). So commuting is comfortably the biggest "bill".Running Club targets 20105KM - 21:00 21:55 (59.19%)10KM - 44:00 --:-- (0%)Half-Marathon - 1:45:00 HIT! 1:43:08 (57.84%)Marathon - 3:45:00 --:-- (0%)0
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£288 every month for train ticket. Boo0
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bexster1975 wrote: »"worth every penny. Clean streets, well lit, empty bins etc. What else is such value for money"
Lol!!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Surely a joke! No?!
:rotfl:
You forgot those perfectly resurfaced roads and no pot holes to be seen anywhere.
Sorry I was dreaming.0 -
Monthly costs
A. Council Tax £155
B. Debt repayments Nil
C. Gas/Electricity £88
D. Petrol £200
E. Phone/Mobile incl Bband £41
F. Water £24 (Metered)
G. Total cars costs (2) incl depreciation £580
Mortgage £102
Commuting £56
Both retired but 1 working 2 days pw
Living in Sussex0 -
Mortgage being £1300 pm, but grossly overpaid as the amount was set 5 years back on twice the debt currently outstandng, and three times the required interest rate.
Then £222 on council tax per month, which I fully resent.0 -
worth every penny. Clean streets, well lit, empty bins etc. What else is such value for money.
I pay £196.30 council tax in my area, which as far as I know has the highest rates in England. Some other villages in the same area pay even more than this for the same band. Where I live there is no street lighting, no rubbish collection and no street cleaning, so no, it is not good value for money! And something like a third of that goes to pay the pensions of the Council's employees. I definitely will not be able to afford to retire. Even a Band A house is over £1000 per annum.0 -
deadasadodo wrote: »Monthly costs
F. Water £24 (Metered)
Living in Sussex
What are you doing with the stuff?
Swimming pool/sprinkler?
The two of us live in Essex, probably the driest place in the driest county in England.
Wednesday's "downpour" was the first run off from the roof in about 2 months and produced less than 5mm in the bird barh.
We are paying a fraction over 100 pence per tonne ( M3 ) plus 32 GBP per year standing charge and the bill is typically 70 - 80 GBP per year.
(OK we don't pay sewerage charges which would add 50% to the above figures but even still?)
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Travel for me at £75+ a month0
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