What's your disposable monthly?

[fido]

Following on from the numerous threads concerning the size of one's *-* , eye-watering gas bills , and having to shop in Aldi .. how much disposable monthly income (net) after
mortgage/rent, council tax, water, electricity and gas? (i.e. how many £ do you receive after the essential utilities have been paid PER MONTH) .. don't include insurance or food .. average of bills over last 12 months.

And don't lie this time. No one cares ultimately. Well i suppose i care a little bit.

Edited by fido on Friday 6th March 12:51

[Adenauer]

Voted

[The Trig]

Voted. Working luckily, but struggling to make ends meet.

[nonplussed]

You forgot to add an option for "I have no idea guv"

[fido]

swerni said:

define disposable.
Every penny that isn't spent goes into the mortgage offset, so in theory mine is £0

Hmmm, i should have stated mortgage interest, to make it equivalent to rental costs.

[andygo]

It'll be FA this month after I have paid for my 2 sons competition licences, a new crankshaft, rebuild and dyno of the race car engine, testing and fuel. The damn thing had better be quick or that engines going to be shoved so far up his jacksy he will breathing through a carburetter, and pooing through a 4 into 1 exhaust system. Pirate.

[oggs]

swerni said:

define disposable.
Every penny that isn't spent goes into the mortgage offset, so in theory mine is £0

You STILL have a mortgage

[G'kar]

<5000

Sadly, 4999 less.

[Somewhatfoolish]

Don't forget to lie!

[lawrence567]

Could'nt resist putting the highest amount.

[PD9]

50,000+! Stop living your fantasy lifestyles folks

I try to spend as much of my wages as possible after putting a small amount into savings.

There isnt a prize for the richest man in the graveyard.

Edited by PD9 on Friday 6th March 12:58

[off_again]

14% of voters have a monthly disposable income of more than 50k? The randomness of the internet strikes again...

[MitchT]

Why does it go straight from 250 to 1,000. Surely there are a lot of people who are somewhere between that at various levels. Not including food I'd say about £400/month after the other stuff.

[Adenauer]

off_again said:

14% of voters have a monthly disposable income of more than 50k? The randomness of the internet strikes again...

I put 50K as I know what's coming my way tonight

[AB]

I have between 250 and 1000 per month after bills. Wish I had more.

[PD9]

Adenauer said:

I put 50K as I know what's coming my way tonight

Its coming my way!!

[OllieC]

about £80

[LukeBird]

I marked it truthfully!

[anonymous-user]

LukeBird said:

I marked it truthfully!

me too

[beanbag]

I'm surprised this has not been contested so much.

Frankly, what I earn is nobody's business other than that of my company HR, manager and OH.

I wonder how anonymous this poll is? Does Haymarket keep the data along with our usernames and emails???