Median income in Vancouver is CA$55,000/year (CA$4,583/month). Here is how to budget every dollar.
CA$1,900
Studio
CA$2,500
1 Bedroom
CA$3,200
2 Bedrooms
How to allocate the median Vancouver income of CA$55,000/year after taxes.
Housing
CA$2,200
Food & Groceries
CA$450
Transportation
CA$110
Utilities
CA$130
Healthcare
CA$0
Entertainment
CA$250
Personal & Other
CA$230
Savings
CA$1,213
Total
CA$4,583
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Burnaby and New Westminster offer lower rents with good SkyTrain connections
Surrey has the most affordable housing in Metro Vancouver with expanding transit
East Vancouver (Commercial Drive, Hastings-Sunrise) is cheaper than Kitsilano or West End
BC MSP (Medical Services Plan) covers most medical care with no monthly premiums
Compass Card monthly pass covers all TransLink zones ($110–$170)
Shop at Save-On-Foods, T&T Supermarket, or Granville Island Market for deals
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