Money Diaries: A receptionist on €30K living in Dublin and planning to move to Australia
This week, our reader is trying to put as much money aside as they can to save up to emigrate.
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This week, our reader is trying to put as much money aside as they can to save up to emigrate.
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This week, like so many others, our reader is working and balancing that with taking care of her children during the school holidays.
This week, our reader outlines how they make €900 last over a month after their outgoings, including €1,000 a month in rent.
This week, our reader is looking for a new place to rent in between working, socialising and trying to get their Internet provider to fix their Wi-Fi.
This week, our reader is keeping an expenses spreadsheet to see where her money is going while juggling taking care of her two young children.
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