It's easier to do if you're willing to live without a car and health insurance.
I keep good track of what I spend, and live pretty frugally, so here's some info on "what's possible" (assuming a single person living in the midwest US).
I eat for ~$90 a month (oatmeal, fruit, beans and rice, peanut butter and jelly, spaghetti, chicken once a week, ground beef once a week).
I pay:
-$200/month for rent and utilities (live in a house with 4 others guys in midwest collegetown). And it's a decent sized place with cable internet, so you could probably get cheaper (though likely not on the east or west coast).
-$30/month for cell phone plan.
-Computer was homebuilt from parts and is 4 years old.
-$200/year for clothes/toiletries.
That comes to about $11 a day.
Now, my expenses or higher because I opt to have health insurance, a car, travel, and go out every now and then.
It's the health insurance, living in high cost-of-living places, car, going out, and travel that makes your goal difficult.
I keep good track of what I spend, and live pretty frugally, so here's some info on "what's possible" (assuming a single person living in the midwest US).
I eat for ~$90 a month (oatmeal, fruit, beans and rice, peanut butter and jelly, spaghetti, chicken once a week, ground beef once a week).
I pay:
-$200/month for rent and utilities (live in a house with 4 others guys in midwest collegetown). And it's a decent sized place with cable internet, so you could probably get cheaper (though likely not on the east or west coast).
-$30/month for cell phone plan.
-Computer was homebuilt from parts and is 4 years old.
-$200/year for clothes/toiletries.
That comes to about $11 a day.
Now, my expenses or higher because I opt to have health insurance, a car, travel, and go out every now and then.
It's the health insurance, living in high cost-of-living places, car, going out, and travel that makes your goal difficult.