Email money@telegraph.co.uk if you would like to take part in How I Spend My Money. All our subjects are genuine but anonymous. I am 25 years old and I work in Berlin as a content marketing manager. I am part-time at the moment as I am studying for my master’s degree in business management. I have an undergraduate degree in communications from a university in Switzerland, and I decided to keep studying because it is quite common in Germany to get a postgraduate degree, with nearly half of students studying more. My parents pay for my tuition, which is a weight off my shoulders and means that I don’t have any debts or student loans. I am very grateful for their support, which means I can save about €500 (£430) a month for emergencies and fun. I speak English, French, German, Luganda and a bit of Italian, which means that I could work in lots of places. Where I live, my landlord bills me for everything at once so I have a set fee for my heating, electricity and water included in my rent. I live alone in a cosy studio apartment and pay less than €1,000 a month so...