Question 1

"How much money do I need as a student at RMIT Point Cook?"

Accepted Answer

"A budget-conscious RMIT student in a share house needs approximately $1,400-2,200 per month. This covers rent ($150-220/week), groceries, transport, utilities, and basic personal expenses."

Question 2

"What is the best budgeting app for Australian students?"

Accepted Answer

"Up Bank has built-in spending tracking, Frollo is a free standalone budgeting app, and a simple spreadsheet works if you prefer manual tracking. The tool matters less than the habit."

Question 3

"Can I survive on Centrelink as a student near RMIT University?"

Accepted Answer

"Youth Allowance or Austudy provides $300-530 per fortnight (depending on circumstances). Combined with Rent Assistance and 10-15 hours of part-time work, it is possible to cover basic expenses in Point Cook, especially in a share house."

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