Pune Family’s ₹2.2 Lakh Monthly Budget Shocks Internet; Biggest Expense Isn’t Rent Or Groceries

Pune Family’s ₹2.2 Lakh Monthly Budget Shocks Internet; Biggest Expense Isn’t Rent Or Groceries

Pune Family’s ₹2.2 Lakh Monthly Budget Shocks Internet; Biggest Expense Isn’t Rent Or Groceries

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Pune, June 4: A detailed breakdown of the family’s monthly expenses of a Pune woman has been shared on her Instagram account and has gone viral. The woman has revealed that despite both spouses working, cooking most meals at home and using an electric vehicle, her family of three spends around  ₹ 2.2 lakh every month. 

The discussion has highlighted the cost of living in urban India. According to the woman, the biggest expense is a home loan EMI of  ₹  1.1 lakh for a house that is currently under construction. Along with this, the family also pays 28,000 in monthly rent for their current residence while waiting for the home to be completed. 

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Other regular expenses include ₹20,000 for groceries, ₹15,000 for dining out, ₹6,000 for electricity, ₹500 for internet services and around ₹3,000 for food delivery through online platforms. The family also sets aside ₹10,000 for shopping and spends approximately ₹1,800 on household help.

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One of the most discussed expenses was the couple’s child’s daycare fee, which costs ₹30,000 per month. The woman explained that the amount includes nursery fees and is common in areas such as Viman Nagar and Kalyani Nagar. She also noted that rent in premium Pune neighbourhoods can be significantly higher than many people assume.

The video received mixed reactions on social media. Some people wondered how the family is paying both a high home loan EMI and rent at the same time. Others felt they could reduce expenses by spending less on eating out and food delivery. However, many users supported the woman, saying that such expenses are common for families living in big cities and raising young children.

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