Bills, Bills, Bills
By kayedanda
@kayedanda (1850)
Philippines
October 22, 2008 9:35am CST
what bills do you pay on a regular basis? right now, i just have the electricity bill, the water bill, the internet bill and the rent for the house. no phone bills for me, thankfully. no cable connection bills either. but even so, it is no easy matter to pay what i have to pay each month. i mean there is still my baby's supplies and our budget for food everyday, plus debts left and right. sometimes i think i just work to pay for the bills and not to save for the future. but no matter. just knowing that we manage to live decently off my salary is enough for me.
so how about you? what bills do you pay each month? 
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3 responses
@pehpot (4762)
• Philippines
23 Oct 08
Oh bills! bills! bills! Right now at the end of the month, we have to pay for insurance and house bill. On the 15th of the month we pay the electric bill, water bill, cable bill, and car loan. Oh and the internet bill too, just don't when it is due, we usually pay it when they warn us that we will be disconnected if don't pay, half of the internet connection bill was shouldered by the company
but still we have to pay the other half..
but still we have to pay the other half..@kayedanda (1850)
• Philippines
23 Oct 08
oh. how fortunate 
i have to shoulder the entire amount, but anyways, i spend like fifteen hours a day using it now, so i am using it to the full extent possible 
i have to shoulder the entire amount, but anyways, i spend like fifteen hours a day using it now, so i am using it to the full extent possible 1 person likes this
@karamellized (680)
• Philippines
22 Oct 08
Since I maintain a dormitory, the monthly bill I pay is the dorm rental. I would usually bug my aunt because I am still reviewing. I believe that after this I will be asked to responsible in one of the utility bills (and I hope it will only be water because so far at home the water bill is just below 400 pesos). 
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@kayedanda (1850)
• Philippines
22 Oct 08
it is 200 pesos in our house. maybe you'd like to volunteer paying for it, since it is lower than what you will shoulder when you finish your review?
@clrumfelt (5597)
• Tennessee Ridge, Tennessee
22 Oct 08
My household has a lot of bills: electricity, water, garbage pickup, propane, phone, internet, satellite, credit card(s), insurance(home, life, auto and health), and our mortgate.
@kayedanda (1850)
• Philippines
22 Oct 08
fortunately, we do not have to pay for garbage pickup. no credit card bills (yet), no mortgage (yet). ohhh..now i am starting to dread the future when we have to pay additional bills
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