Are you a renter – and how much does it cost you?
Take your monthly income (This could be from your salary, pension, as well as any benefit) and let us know roughly what percentage of this is spent on your rent on a monthly basis.
If you have joint finances, please give your costs as a proportion of your total household income.
Average monthly rental costs are up 9.4% across the UK, so this week we want to know how much your rent costs as a proportion of your income. Take your monthly income (this could be from your salary or pension, as well as any benefits) and let us know roughly what percentage of this is spent on your rent on a monthly basis.
If you have joint finances, please give your costs as a proportion of your total household income.
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