AIBU to ask what your half of household bills comes to?

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What is your half of household bills? Excluding food shopping. Just mortgage/ rent, utilities, council tax, joint insurance or car payments. Assuming you split costs 50/50 with a partner or thereabouts.

I've seen a few content creators talk about this online recently and been surprised how high it is, usually always over £1000 meaning full costs are over £2000 before food.

I'm probably being unreasonable to think that's such a lot given how high costs are at the moment

Mortgage £2500 council tax 300 utilities £400 phones and bb£200 insurance car etc £100 divided by 2 if yo want half. Then there's life insurance pension Bupa dental etc as well probably £400 or more ( other half pays these) oh water £80 garden and window cleaner £20 each

1200 a month. No mortgage.

£2250. £750 of that is half of my 2 kids uni rent. Also include tax/insurance for 4 cars. Will be about £800 in 2 years when mortgage is paid off and kids have finished uni.

I put £1k in each month includes all food.

My problem is we use d to split mortgage v most other bills…mortgage now paid off but I still have electricity, gas, and a few big insurances. DH pays bins and alarm and broadband.

but I also have 100% of bills on the apartment I am in for work overseas…

I am beyond worked by out percentages

Mortgage 650
utilities 380
insurances 130
tv/ internet 40
phones 36

£300per month - water, gas, elec, council tax, house insurance, car insurance + service + MOT

Mortgage paid off a long time ago

That council tax would put you at the cheaper end. Ours is nearly £400 a month for not a particularly large house

Gas, electric, water, council tax, broadband, home insurance, mortgage, car insurance, car tax, car service plan (cheaper than paying for MOT, service and roadside recovery separately) all comes to about £2200 a month, so £1100 each if we were paying 50/50.
Average 3 bed house, 1 car between us. Not including our phone bills, pets/pet insurance, petrol, food.

Well half would be about £1000 per month but I'm a single parent so for me it's £2000. This cover rent, utilities and car costs.

This doesn't include food, petrol, clothes for growing teenager or anything fun.

I don't earn enough to do anything other than function!

I could be wrong - dh handles it. But also, yes, I would expect us to be on lower end either way. Its a pretty bog standard 3 bed semi wjth a relativeky small garden, in a less posh part.of surrey.

I don't pay a share, all my salary goes in a pension and DH covers everything else

Our bills are around 2.5k a month, closer to 3k some months as we pay water bills six monthly, car insurance once a year etc.

Yes I think 185 is very cheap, ours is £300 for a three bed detached