Depends on how much you're going to cook and make meals yourself, versus buying stuff that's already mostly prepared. If you're going to cook and do all the work yourself, probably $300 per month. If you're buying a lot of prepared stuff probably $500+. I spend $400-500 per month on groceries, give or take.
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My monthly grocery bill for me alone (I’m single still) is around $200; however, I include personal care, some health care, and dining-out as part of my grocery expenses. So I guess I’m doing alright. Example for the average Canadian: $8109 ÷ 12months ÷ 2.5 persons = $270 per month per person.
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Find out how much Canadian spend on grocery each month. About three months ago, I posted an article on Average Monthly Grocery Bill. I was hoping people would comment on that article, sharing how much they spend on grocery with me and the readers. Sadly, people in Canada don’t like to share their thoughts, I suppose.
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Universal-Demiurge said: ↑. I've seen this episode, and I've done much more research than one thirty minute video. There certainly are some foods where organic doesn't make a difference. But when it comes to meats and other things, there is certainly a gigantic difference.
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How Much Money You Should Spend on Living Expenses - 2017 Budgeting Guidelines for Income. A lot of people wonder how much of their income they should spend on their home, vehicle, groceries, clothes, etc. Below are some guidelines to give you a general idea and provide you with a starting point for your budget.
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I know you will get a lot of responses that say it depends on what you like to eat and how much, which is all true, but I would say $75-$100 is a good average for food and toiletries. Brian G · 10 years ago. 0. Thumbs up.
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It depends on where you live, how strictly you stick to a budget, and if you have other goals like paying off debts or saving for something. I spend only $50 twice a month for groceries since starting Dave Ramsey's Total Money Makeover.
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Don't rely on credit for these unexpected expenses. Rely on money you've saved). The category in these guidelines that people will most commonly exceed is the Personal & Discretionary expense category. The guidelines suggest you spend 5 - 10% of your income in this category.
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So our grocery budget went back up. Right now, we budget $460 for groceries for the two of us. That’s $230 per person per month. This seems like a good amount that can stay the same over the next few months if food prices don’t adjust too much. Keep in mind that all our grocery money goes toward food – not any other items you’d find at the grocery store.
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Somewhere between $300-400 a month. I pay about $100 getting essential stuff (each roommate gets groceries once a week, so equates to about $100 a month). I also usually get lunch on campus and probably get fast food at least once a week for dinner. I also work on campus so I get 50% off dinner twice a week. Last edited: Oct 29, 2012.
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