Can you put aside €2,000 a month with a net income of €3,000?
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Holiday job: Waitressing or working in a supermarket. Where do you have more freedom or where can you work more independently?
I've done internships several times, for example in an office, pharmacy, etc., and unfortunately I was never allowed to work independently there; there was always someone watching and coming over to me every few minutes to check whether I was doing everything correctly.
If you live at home then if you don’t have to finance your own life unless you want to live like the biggest penner
No problem: Most money consumption is living (warm rental incl electricity), then eating, then transport and health insurance. Close cheap phone subscription, no holidays, no expensive parties. You just have to be able to count well and get through this very disciplined. Then it goes, but really cozy it is not, better you share it on: 1400 save, 1600 spend.
We said: The apartment decides most.
I’d say the car costs a lot. Living can also be furnished in a WG. But if you have a fixed job at the supermarket and live in front of you, then the dear money is just enough to live but not to save. So it’s better to earn decent, then you don’t need to live so purist.
That depends entirely on your other expenses.
My rental costs are already higher, so I wouldn’t get this up and then I haven’t eaten anything yet, bought necessary things, paid no insurance or hobby.
Sure, come on to your living conditions.
If you live with parents, Mom washes laundry and cooks food. Dad pays the car and the insurance is safe in it, even more. Otherwise, just withdraw your monthly expenses.
Why don’t you ask yourself if you’re going to pay EUR 1,000?
is very close
Certainly possible, but rather unusual.
if you have 1000€ a month, then yes!
If you spend only 1000,-€ per month, yes ♂️ ♂️
Hello, Tamer!
That always depends on the demands.
is very difficult at 2,000 euros
Have a nice evening
Depends on expenses.
if you earn 5-6000€ a month