10 Cheapest Cities in the UK
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What are the cheapest cities
What are the cheapest cities in the United Kingdom? When deciding where to live anywhere in the world, one of the main factors that will influence your decision is the cost of living. You certainly want to live in one of the cities with the lowest cost of living. If you are not compelled to live in a particular city, you would want to steer clear of those most expensive cities which are oftentimes the most dangerous cities with the highest crime rates. So, when it comes to living in the United Kingdom, that factor is also quite relevant. Thus, we are presenting to you in this video, the 10 cheapest cities in the UK, based on factors such as transport, utility bills, and rent in comparison with the average salary.
10. Manchester, England
Let’s begin this with the great city of Manchester. This is a lovely city with many sides and features. With all that we know about Manchester, it won’t be surprising if it is among the most expensive. Despite all hype and pompousness, the city is among the places you can have considerably good savings. Based on our source, you should be able to have £1,173.71 that you can use on luxuries. That will be after you have deducted £916.36 from the average monthly salary of £2,324.11 to care for simple accommodation in the inner city, £162.30 to settle your utility bills, and £71.74 to be spent on transport which is the second most expensive on this list. Apart from the total cost of living of £1,150.40, you would be able to care for other needs.
9. Edinburgh, Scotland
The Scottish capital of Edinburgh is among the 10 cheapest cities in the UK. And it is the first of the cities in Scotland to be found on this list. Let’s make this remark before giving you figures; capital cities and other large ones like this are not expected to be among the cheapest ones. It appears, however, that this rule is defied in Scotland. In this hilly compact city, the average monthly salary is £2,312.50. From this amount, you will take £869.58 monthly to be spent on modest accommodation in the inner city. In such a home, you’re expected to spend £146.84 on utility, and to move around, you will need £60.00 a month for transportation. Taking this total of £1,076.42 away from the monthly salary, you will be left with £1,236.08.
8. Birmingham, England
Now let’s examine the price situation in Birmingham, one of the major cities in the West Region of England with several Industrial Revolution-era landmarks. As one of the cheapest cities in the UK, living in Birmingham, you can hope to make an average of £2,285.83 monthly. However, an average accommodation in a 1-bed costs £709.46 a month under normal circumstances. An average resident of this city spends about £159.41 on utility and £65.00 on transport pass. The total cost of living in this city is £933.87. If that is taken away from the average salary, it is possible to be left with £1,351.96 every month to care for feeding, entertainment, and other necessities.
7. Southampton, England
Let us now talk about the port city of Southampton. Things are cheap in this city on England’s south coast which is home to the SeaCity Museum. The average monthly salary in the naturally beautiful place in Hampshire known for its maritime heritage and cultural highlights is £2,350.00.
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10. Manchester, England
Let’s begin this with the great city of Manchester. This is a lovely city with many sides and features. With all that we know about Manchester, it won’t be surprising if it is among the most expensive. Despite all hype and pompousness, the city is among the places you can have considerably good savings. Based on our source, you should be able to have £1,173.71 that you can use on luxuries. That will be after you have deducted £916.36 from the average monthly salary of £2,324.11 to care for simple accommodation in the inner city, £162.30 to settle your utility bills, and £71.74 to be spent on transport which is the second most expensive on this list. Apart from the total cost of living of £1,150.40, you would be able to care for other needs.
9. Edinburgh, Scotland
The Scottish capital of Edinburgh is among the 10 cheapest cities in the UK. And it is the first of the cities in Scotland to be found on this list. Let’s make this remark before giving you figures; capital cities and other large ones like this are not expected to be among the cheapest ones. It appears, however, that this rule is defied in Scotland. In this hilly compact city, the average monthly salary is £2,312.50. From this amount, you will take £869.58 monthly to be spent on modest accommodation in the inner city. In such a home, you’re expected to spend £146.84 on utility, and to move around, you will need £60.00 a month for transportation. Taking this total of £1,076.42 away from the monthly salary, you will be left with £1,236.08.
8. Birmingham, England
Now let’s examine the price situation in Birmingham, one of the major cities in the West Region of England with several Industrial Revolution-era landmarks. As one of the cheapest cities in the UK, living in Birmingham, you can hope to make an average of £2,285.83 monthly. However, an average accommodation in a 1-bed costs £709.46 a month under normal circumstances. An average resident of this city spends about £159.41 on utility and £65.00 on transport pass. The total cost of living in this city is £933.87. If that is taken away from the average salary, it is possible to be left with £1,351.96 every month to care for feeding, entertainment, and other necessities.
7. Southampton, England
Let us now talk about the port city of Southampton. Things are cheap in this city on England’s south coast which is home to the SeaCity Museum. The average monthly salary in the naturally beautiful place in Hampshire known for its maritime heritage and cultural highlights is £2,350.00.
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