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London is an expensive city to live in. For a single person, a one-bedroom apartment in central London will cost around £800 a month, while two-bedrooms will set you back at least £1,200. A three-bedroom flat in the capital will set you back £2,000 per month. London is also a popular destination for students looking to save money and experience a different way of life. The average annual salary in the UK is £26,500, meaning that most students are living on an average of £15,000. This figure drops to £12,500 in London. Many students will take part in the University of London’s ‘Living Wage Campaign’. The campaign, which was set up to combat the problem of student homelessness, aims to raise the living wage to £10.60 an hour by 2016.

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