Hello. We are planning our immigration to Ireland. Our job will be in Cork city. We are 2 young adults and one toddler 2 years old. I would like to know if this budget sounds realistic to you. Thank you !
House rent : 800 euros/ month
Tv: 160 euros / year, 13 euros / month
Gym: 80 euros / month for both adults
Private health insurance:100 euros / month for the 3 of us
Food: 500 euros / month
Utilities (gas, electric, water) : 80 euros / month
Mobile phone: 100 euros / month for both adults
Internet connection: 30 euros / month
Childcare: 1.000 euros / month
Gabbage collection: 25 euros / month
Car maintanance and taxes : 250 euros / month
TOTAL EXPENSES: 3.000 euros / month (+ personal expenses, going out etc)
Am I forgeting something? Are these numbers realistic?
Our company offers us 2.200 euros net salary / month, that is 4.400 for both of us. Are we going to be ok with this money?
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