After fine-tunning, this is the graph of my 2023
.* Edited: correction.
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How is you insurance so cheap?
I thought I was good with my ~2700
I think that’s possible only if your employer is contributing like 200/month (or you’re a student). 
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oohps. I did a mistake. It was actually 3693.
2700 is crazy cheap. Actually I had cheapest insurance available with the highest franchise for my area…
It’s really cheap here for sure. This year a bit more and will be ~2800. I always switch to the cheapest provider every year with highest franchise.
Pretty crazy that there a such huge differences and some cities I would pay literally double.
Where is “here”?
(20chars)
Not gonna doxx myself 
Somewhere ZH canton
Thanks for sharing.
I’m surprised with your groceries budget for a year. It averages to CHF 50 per week. Do you have a garden with your own fruits and vegetables ? 
I eat a lot of potatos
jk.
It’s an estimation because I have lack of data, this was the portion shared with my BF. Is probably underestimated. I have checked 2023 and I am averaging at 70chf / week. So probably reality is closer to 3800 chf / year (as you see unclassified part is pretty big).
I don’t want so start or continue a site discussion here, but a couple can eat well and healthy at home with 500 CHF a month, even 400 CHF.
Obviously, this excludes steak or restaurant visits every day. But these might be not your diet or hidden in the unclassified cost
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Sounds about right.
I have ca. 500 CHF for myself, but I literally eat 4000 kcal per day (athlete). So the typical 2k diets is half.
But I shop 90% at Lidl and check for coupons and stuff. Meat mostly with discount (I eat about 400g of meat daily). So I eat the meat type that‘s on discount most of the time haha.
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