What I Spent in June

@seunwinde

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The video provides a transparent and detailed breakdown of personal expenses, resonating with viewers interested in personal finance and budgeting. The clear categorization and presentation of costs make it relatable and informative.

Summary

The creator breaks down their monthly expenses for June, detailing costs for fixed expenses, food, subscriptions, health and fitness, transport, lifestyle, and personal care. They also mention savings and investments, totaling £2,726 for the month.

Structure

1Introduction and overview
2Fixed expenses breakdown
3Food and travel costs
4Subscription expenses
5Health and fitness costs
6Transport expenses
7Lifestyle and personal care
8Savings and investments
9Total expenses

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What I Spent in June 25 y/o Accountant | Zone 1 London FIXED EXPENSES £350 FOOD £200 SUBSCRIPTIONS £73 HEALTH & FITNESS £467 TRANSPORT £375 LIFESTYLE & PERSONAL CARE £260 SAVINGS & INVESTMENTS £1,000 TOTAL £2,726

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How much I spent in June. As a 25-year-old living and working in Zone 1 London. Starting with fixed expenses, my bills came to about £350, which is my contribution towards gas, electricity, and water. Food came to about £200, which is slightly lower than usual because I travelled for work a few times this month, so I was able to spend less on my food and travel. Subscriptions came to about £73, which includes stuff like Spotify, Amazon Prime, ChatGPT, and Instagram. Health and fitness was my biggest category this month, had my gym membership, but I also decided to get my mum a third space gym membership, so all in all that came to £467. Transport came to £375 because I had to get my MOT done. The MOT itself was free, but the annual service was not. And then of course I had to get petrol here and there. Lifestyle and personal care came to about £260, which includes stuff like entertainment, clothes, eating out, etcetera. And then on top of all of that, I put £1,000 towards my savings and investment, which is technically not an expense, but it's still an outgoing. In total, £2,726 left my account. Now, none of this was random, it was all planned. So in total, about £2,726 left my account.