Monthly commitments - save, splurge or somewhere in between

[pbg2770]

Without giving hard figures unless you wish to, please supply the following. Idle curiosity is the driver + a desire to gauge where I am on the recklessness spectrum:

Age
Marital status
Region (if UK)
% of monthly outgoings:

- dedicated to mortgage or rent (state which)
- [if mortgage, % equity and years remaining]
- covered by accessible savings
- savedsaved every month
- spent on domestic bills
- spent on car finance repayments
- spent on motoring ancillary costs (available over year)
- 'spent' on depreciation

I'm just trying to gauge how daft my man maths is. My figures are to follow.

Apols if covered already. I realise there are loads of assumptions, unconsidered variables etc. making this totally unscientific.

[GT03ROB]

You didn't really expect to get meaningful data from this question did you??

[okgo]

GT03ROB said:

You didn't really expect to get meaningful data from this question did you??

[z4RRSchris]

85% of mine is spent on booze, restaurants, bikes and cars

the other stuff I waste

[CorbynForTheBin]

~40% on stuff I need to spend money on, the rest goes into savings/towards big stuff

[Rick_1138]

c60% on rent, bills, fuel etc

23% into savings

13% for general cash in the month

[Charlie1986]

100% on coke and hookers

[deckster]

I spurn your fictional capitalist financial constructs, however I do trade almost my entire lentil allowance for a bi-monthly hand job from Big Gertrude in the next yurt along.