How much are your house bills?

[mincepiepie]

Mine are £518 for gas electric, sky tv, water, insurance and council tax and firewood (2 log delivery per year)

£405 for the same bills that you have listed above (minus the log deliveries)

£344.

I'm thinking of cancelling BT Sport though, I only watch MotoGP and it's hard to justify £30-40 a month on it.

€408 for electric, gas, wood, coal and netflix. Live in Ireland so there's no water charges or council tax.

I pay house insurance yearly, can't remember what it costs, I think it was around €350 last year.

£245 this month for gas and electricity
£195 for council tax
£70 for Water
15 netflix
about £30 house insurance

Sorry that's wrong....never divided the coal and logs by 12 to get the monthly cost. Actually €215 monthly.

I also have property tax that I pay annually, €225 a year.

So roughly €263 a month including house insurance and property tax. I'm expecting it to be higher this year with the rising energy costs, although I do have €600 energy credit from the government to offset the electric bills.

I think just under £550 for
Gas
Electric
Council tax
Internet
Water
Insurance
Disney+
& Netflix

489 gas/electric for dec
180 council tax
90 sky (phone, broadband, Netflix included)
150 insurances (car/house)

childcare (450) and mortgage (1980). Both have had significant promotions the last few years but about the same place we were ten years ago with regards to income vs outgoings. All rather depressing but can't complain, we are fed, housed and happy.

£480 for council tax, utilities, internet and TV (Tv licence and Netflix)

£400 for gas and electric
£70 sky
£12 x2 phone contracts
£40 house insurance

Council tax almost £3k but we pay it yearly,
No water bills (Scotland)
Car ins paid yearly
£0 mortgage or rent.

I think that's it really.

Electricity 69 per month
internet/tv and phones package 85
Coal for the fire maybe 2 bags @11 so 22
house insurance approx 33 per month

Also in Ireland so no water bill or council tax

so €209 per month