MSE Poll: How much are your typical monthly bills? 6 April 2021 at 1:06PM in MoneySaving polls 9 replies 2K views

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Poll started 6 April 2021

April usually brings a raft of utility and public service price hikes – and this year's no exception. So this week, we want to know how much you USUALLY spend on household bills every month.

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Consumerist

Is this supposed to include food bills?

Typically unclear questions  so answers will be rubbish.

aintreemaid

Consumerist said:

Is this supposed to include food bills?

Typically unclear questions  so answers will be rubbish.

See the top of the article: "Important. ONLY include the following: broadband, council tax, electricity, gas, home phone, mobile phone, TV (licence and subscriptions), streaming services and water.

DON'T include: mortgage, rent, childcare, food or anything else not mentioned above."

mrBlue

I don't often vote on these polls, but have (again) to vote this time. The only problem is that the charts of the results don't display. Anyone know why? I'm using Win 10 and Firefox.

Bettie

I cant see the results.      

203846930

Took 10 seconds to load but I can see the results using Edge 

Bettie

duncanthedog said:

Took 10 seconds to load but I can see the results using Edge 

I can see them now 

molerat

mrBlue said:

I don't often vote on these polls, but have (again) to vote this time. The only problem is that the charts of the results don't display. Anyone know why? I'm using Win 10 and Firefox.

Always a problem for me, not FF friendly obviously.  Works fine in Edge.

Murphybear

aintreemaid said:

Consumerist said:

Is this supposed to include food bills?

Typically unclear questions  so answers will be rubbish.

See the top of the article: "Important. ONLY include the following: broadband, council tax, electricity, gas, home phone, mobile phone, TV (licence and subscriptions), streaming services and water.

DON'T include: mortgage, rent, childcare, food or anything else not mentioned above."

Given what you don’t have to include I’d love to know what some single people are spending £1000 a month on.  

emilysmile

It seems like the vote was ended now.