<human>: Hi guys -  I'll try to keep it short, and won't get into specifics.  Basically I'm a single guy who works a job I really enjoy, the pay is okay - it's more than what I've ever made before and it's full time with full benefits. 

However 1 of my 2 roommate's moved out - greatly increasing the rent.  On top of that I had to recently deal with buying a new car since my old one died. This was in April,  where I use to be able to put away 75% of my income to savings.  Then with the new car,  it was bumped down to 50%. AND now with my roommate gone,  15%.

I've done up many budget spreadsheets to assist me with managing my income - and when I cut back as much as humanly possible - I'm left with a crummy 10-15% of my income left for myself.  

I'm not sure if I should feel bothered by this?   I've been so use to saving over 75% of my income, the sudden change is quite depressing.  I'm not depressed over the fact I have less spending money - I've always saved what I earn, it's more of feeling like I'm in a rut again. For the first time in many years I finally found a job where I'm making good income that I can save, and now it feels like I'm back at square 1 again - I go to work, come home,  and there's nothing to show for it each month other than maybe a couple hundred bucks.

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<bot>: Almost 90% of my income is going to bills - rent student loan car loan insurance and food.  (I cut back where I can and practically don't spend a thing)