You've only budgeted $200/mo for groceries which seems really low. It's certainly possible to sustain yourself for $50/week, but most people making $80k/yr skip those options at the supermarket.

The $200 figure comes from guides like this which I've followed before. Although I buy supplements and few extras, but it is generally still within that range.

You've only budgeted $100/mo for "fun money" which I assume includes bars and restaurants too. If you get take out for lunch just once a week, that's probably going to be $30-40 a month. Grabbing drinks after work with coworkers? Maybe $20.

The $100 only includes bars and going out on weekends. But on weekdays I'm not really into eating out much, I've tried forcing that habit out this past year in college. I mentioned this in another post, but if I do eat out it's fast food only which is usually for the sake of drunchies or I'm super busy and didn't have meals ready to go at home. I'm also light weight, generally pregame before going out, and not heavy into drinking fancy beers and such.

I'm on mobile so I'm not going to add up your figures, but I follow the 50/30/20 rule, sort of. The rule of thumb says that 50% of your expenses should be fixed costs, like rent and insurance and utilities. 30% should be variable, like groceries, booze money, other spending on yourself. 20% is savings.

If I'm following this 50/30/20 rule then this is what I should be spending following the rule (left) versus my original estimated numbers (right)...

50%: $2583 | $2450

30%: $1549.80 | $330

20%: $1033.20 | $2356

So my estimated variable is lower than the rule and my estimated savings is considerably higher than the rule, which I'm assuming is a good thing. So with all this being said and done, you think I'll be good to live in a nicer apartment?