3 weeks ago
Bengaluru Bachelor Reveals Rs 12 Lakh Two-Year Living Expenses
A man named Harsh Agarwal lives in a big city in India called Bengaluru.
He made a video on Instagram to show how much it costs to live there.
He lives in a villa with his friends and pays about Rs 28,000 every month just for rent.
He also buys groceries every month, which cost about Rs 5,000.
Paying someone to cook and clean costs him another Rs 4,500 every month.
He spends money on other things too, like internet, fuel for his vehicle, and eating out at restaurants.
When he adds everything up, he spends about Rs 50,000 every month.
Over two years, that adds up to about Rs 12 lakh, which is a very big amount of money.
Harsh wants to remind everyone that small daily expenses can add up quickly.
He says people should track where their money goes so they are not surprised later.
Bengaluru resident Harsh Agarwal said he spent about Rs 12 lakh on everyday living costs over two years as a bachelor.
His monthly expenses total roughly Rs 50,000, including Rs 28,000 for a villa he rents with friends.
He spends about Rs 5,000 a month on groceries and another Rs 4,500 on cooking and maid services.
Eating out and food orders cost around Rs 5,000 per month, with Rs 3,000 for fuel and Rs 4,000 for travel home.
Agarwal urged people to track their monthly spending, saying small daily expenses add up faster than expected.
- Who
- Harsh Agarwal, a bachelor living in Bengaluru who shared his expenses on his Instagram account 'unfiltered_bachelord'.
- What
- He reported spending around Rs 12 lakh on everyday living costs over two years, roughly Rs 50,000 per month.
- Where
- Bengaluru (Bangalore), India.
- When
- Over a period of a little more than two years; the article does not specify an exact date for the video.
- Why
- To show how small daily expenses add up quickly and to urge others to track their monthly spending before costs catch them off guard.
Key facts
- Resident
- Harsh Agarwal
- Instagram account
- unfiltered_bachelord
- Total spent in two years
- Rs 12 lakh (about Rs 6 lakh per year)
- Monthly expenses
- Roughly Rs 50,000
- Villa rent (shared with friends)
- Rs 28,000 per month
- Groceries
- Rs 5,000 per month
- Cooking and maid services
- Rs 4,500 per month
- Eating out and food orders
- Rs 5,000 per month
Quotes
Harsh Agarwal
Bengaluru resident and bachelor sharing his expenses
“"I spent Rs 12 lakh in two years living as a bachelor in Bengaluru,"”
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“"You finally calculate your living expenses and reality hits hard,"”
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