Gen Z Woman Reveals Her Monthly Cost Of Living In Goa, Spends Rs 30,000 On Gifts

New Delhi: Chhavi Soni, who lives with her parents in Goa, has shared the account of her one month's expenses on social media. She claims that despite not paying house rent, her total expenses in a month reached around Rs 92 thousand. This includes expenses ranging from food to petrol, online groceries, shopping and gifts. The biggest discussion is about the expenditure on gifts worth around Rs 30 thousand.

How much money was spent on the gift?  

Chhavi shared details of the month's expenses in her social media video. According to her, the biggest amount went to buying gifts. She spent about Rs 30 thousand on gifts. Apart from this, about Rs 30 thousand were also invested. Due to this, his total monthly outgo increased to around Rs 92 thousand.

 

 

 

 

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How much is spent on food and grocery?

According to Chhavi, around Rs 5,307 was spent on buying healthy groceries. The bill for eating and drinking outside was Rs 9,352. Apart from this, Rs 6,264 was spent on the order placed from Blinkit. This means that despite staying at home, expenses related to food and daily needs also remained a major part of their budget.

How much is the cost of petrol and OTT?

Chhavi spent around Rs 3,780 on petrol in a month and paid around Rs 900 for OTT subscription. About Rs 4,600 was also spent on shopping. Apart from this, the credit card bill came to Rs 1,740.

Why did the debate start on social media?

According to Chhavi, she does not have to bear the cost of rent because she lives with her parents. Despite this, the monthly expenditure of around Rs 92 thousand caught the attention of social media users. People gave different reactions to his video shared on September 10. Some users asked questions about his expenses, while many people showed interest in knowing his earnings.

What did Chhavi say on the question of salary?

One user asked while estimating that according to his expenses, his monthly income would be around Rs 2 lakh. On this Chhavi told that she is a businesswoman and her income does not remain the same every month. That is, instead of calling herself an employee, she described herself as a businessman and talked about fluctuations in her earnings.

What did people say in the comments?

After the video went viral, people's reactions were also being discussed in the comment section. One user jokingly said that his car consumes as much petrol in a week as his daughter spends in a month. Another user took a dig by comparing the income and cost of living of Goa. In this way, this video of Chhavi has become a topic of debate on social media regarding personal expenses, earnings and lifestyle.