rentload
nounUK /ˈrɛntləʊd/
US /ˈrɛntloʊd/
The money you have to pay each month to live in a place.
Paying the rentload every month leaves little money for fun.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The total amount of rent owed over a period of time.
The rentload for the whole year added up to a huge sum.
3. A heavy burden of regular payments for housing.
Moving to a cheaper town eased their rentload.
4. The share of rent one person must pay in a shared home.
Each roommate's rentload was split evenly.