Median income in Honolulu is $62,000/year ($5,167/month). Here is how to budget every dollar.
$1,600
Studio
$2,100
1 Bedroom
$2,700
2 Bedrooms
How to allocate the median Honolulu income of $62,000/year after taxes.
Housing
$2,100
Food & Groceries
$620
Transportation
$200
Utilities
$300
Healthcare
$260
Entertainment
$310
Personal & Other
$260
Savings
$1,117
Total
$5,167
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Kalihi and Salt Lake offer the most affordable rents on Oahu near Honolulu
Aiea and Pearl City have suburban family living with rail access coming soon
Ewa Beach and Kapolei on the west side are newer and more affordable
Groceries are 50% more expensive than the mainland — buy in bulk at Costco
TheBus monthly pass ($80) covers the entire island of Oahu
Take advantage of free beaches, hiking trails, and outdoor activities year-round
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