How much are your monthly bills?
Many banks are starting to reward you for paying household bills via them – to help us establish which are the best we need to know roughly what you pay.
Please add up all that you pay out each month (if you don’t pay monthly please estimate the equivalent).
IMPORTANT - please only include the following
Council tax
Electricity and Gas
Water
Mobile phone bill
TV (licence and subscriptions)
Home phone
Broadband
PLEASE DON'T INCLUDE:
Mortgage, rent, childcare, food or anything else not in the above.
Results
| I’m not the bill payer |  |
5 votes (1%) |
| Under £50 a month | |
2 votes (0%) |
| £50.01 to £100 a month | |
14 votes (3%) |
| £100.01 to £150 a month | |
27 votes (7%) |
| £150.01 to £200 a month | |
60 votes (15%) |
| £200.01 to £250 a month | |
99 votes (24%) |
| £250.01 to £300 a month | |
65 votes (16%) |
| £300.01 to £400 a month | |
70 votes (17%) |
| £400.01 to £500 a month | |
26 votes (6%) |
| £500.01 to £750 a month | |
22 votes (5%) |
| £750.01 to £1,000 a month | |
12 votes (3%) |
| £1,000+ a month | |
7 votes (2%) |
| I’m not the bill payer | |
1 votes (0%) |
| Under £50 a month | |
1 votes (0%) |
| £50.01 to £100 a month | |
3 votes (0%) |
| £100.01 to £150 a month | |
11 votes (2%) |
| £150.01 to £200 a month | |
25 votes (4%) |
| £200.01 to £250 a month | |
55 votes (9%) |
| £250.01 to £300 a month | |
107 votes (17%) |
| £300.01 to £400 a month | |
213 votes (33%) |
| £400.01 to £500 a month | |
116 votes (18%) |
| £500.01 to £750 a month | |
65 votes (10%) |
| £750.01 to £1,000 a month | |
23 votes (4%) |
| £1,000+ a month | |
25 votes (4%) |
| I’m not the bill payer | |
4 votes (0%) |
| Under £50 a month | |
1 votes (0%) |
| £50.01 to £100 a month | |
1 votes (0%) |
| £100.01 to £150 a month | |
6 votes (0%) |
| £150.01 to £200 a month | |
28 votes (2%) |
| £200.01 to £250 a month | |
54 votes (4%) |
| £250.01 to £300 a month | |
143 votes (11%) |
| £300.01 to £400 a month | |
348 votes (28%) |
| £400.01 to £500 a month | |
284 votes (23%) |
| £500.01 to £750 a month | |
172 votes (14%) |
| £750.01 to £1,000 a month | |
83 votes (7%) |
| £1,000+ a month | |
121 votes (10%) |
2,299 votes received.
We try to use technology to limit voting to one per person. Occasionally, this may erroneously block a few people's votes (eg, from shared offices). Apologies for that.
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