Salary: 600 euros/month
Occupation: teacher

The situation in Hungary is insane

>>507242240 (OP)
nigga how my mom makes 700 euros as a teacher here hungary is miles better than us

>>507242240 (OP)
I get 5000 a month and I half ass work for 5-6 hours a day with things I just google how to do

>teacher
you get what you fucking deserve for being a filthy commie

>>507242448
>you cant suffer in sweden

>>507242240 (OP)
I make 2k just part time working 2 days a week.

You can get more money than that from being unemployed in Canada.

>>507242240 (OP)
I get that much a week for driving a forklift

>>507242240 (OP)
kek
i make more than that working a shitty job in a 3rd world country
Hungary is a literal shithole somalia tier

>>507242240 (OP)
Teachers are now glorified chatgpt prompters. You get paid what you deserve

>>507242240 (OP)
>tmw magyars are poorer than you
feels nice not to be a shithole country for once.

>>507242240 (OP)
>Salary: 600 euros/month
How do you even live? KEK
Can you ever travel outside of the country with that kind of money?

>>507242240 (OP)
thats dogshit wages. have you tried getting a proper job not being a stupid teacher?

>>507242240 (OP)
Lol in the US teacher's make on average around 72k/year or 6k a month. They also only work 9mo a year so their effective pay is higher if they choose to work during summers.

>>507242448
What job is that?

>>507242240 (OP)
Teaching is not a highly productive job, that's supposed to be a job for older age women who have nothing else to do.

>>507242955
BIM

>>507242915
Its hard to translate wages from the US, every time I look at my salary in america its super low but on every metric im on par with the 6 figure americans

Which I dont get because your food and housing seems really cheap, do you just have 1000 extra little costs to take down your salary?

Salary: 3k
Sweep tax
Sweep union
Sweep student debt
Sweep alimony
Sweep
Sweepety sweep

It would change nothing just not do anything. Work is a hobby.

>>507243146
>BIM
my snownigga
you hiring?

>>507242240 (OP)
imagine if you were in the russian sphere of influence instead.

>>507242955
Being brown in Sweden. That is his job.

>>507243146
what is the nature of your work ?
manager ? coordinator ? modeler?

>>507242240 (OP)
I got paid 6k euros when I worked on a boat.
Also food and accomodation was obviously free.

Neets and third world plebs disgust me.

>>507243391
I call bullshit on this. It must be average wealth, counting billionaires.
What matters is the MEDIAN wealth.

>>507243601
Coordinator/specialist focusing on data centers

And not hiring sorry man, but its booming in europe at the moment with all the DCs, ive been asked 5 times from london firms this year alone

>>507243146
>my salary in america its super low
What do you do?

>be europoor
>be poor
we fucking know
why is this a thread?

>>507242483
people who suffer in sweden get suicided
everyone pretends to be happy to avoid The Pod

>>507243844
>muh median
>muh billionaires
lol

>>507242240 (OP)
That is insane.

>>507243146
>hard to translate wages from the US, every time I look at my salary in america its super low but on every metric im on par with the 6 figure americans
I'm a low 6 fig American, how do you figure you're on par wage wise?

>Which I dont get because your food and housing seems really cheap, do you just have 1000 extra little costs to take down your salary?
There are several income taxes (the number, as always depending, on state of residence/state tax reciprocity agreements) but fundamentally most average Americans pay around 12-18% to federal, 2-8% for state (some states like CA, NY, etc are upwards of 9-12%), and sometimes city taxes for places like NYC. Additionally, there is social security + Medicare of 7.65% for everyone. We have sales taxes that vary from 0% to 10%, I'd say 6-7% is most common. But we have no VAT taxes. Most Americans will invest 5-10% of their salary into 401ks depending on match benefits as well. Gas taxes are significantly lower in the USA too, a liter of petroleum costs around 70-75¢. Lastly the thing I think that hits Americans the hardest is their personal choices, the big four are revolving credit card debt, buying way too expensive of cars, taking 5 star fancy vacations, and most importantly larger houses than they can reasonably afford. How does Sweden compare and maybe I can give insight to compare?

>>507242240 (OP)
There's no fucking way

>>507242240 (OP)
your government priority is banning tv shows with gays in it. Lot of our industries moved in your cunt so I guess eastern europe future is "bright", look at poland. Try to endure and maybe get a gf to share expenses I guess.

>>507244121
is BIM widely used in Sweden? or do you work for an outsourcing company?
you have experience with projects in arabian gulf ?

>>507242240 (OP)
I work for free here and I get robbed constantly

>>507245070
clean it up jannie

>>507242240 (OP)
Blame the EU, it works for the Brits

>>507242665
magyarab

>>507245296
Haha your pronouns are so based bro! You're so clever. All thanks to fairytales and violence on vulnerable people you won't get herpes. I'm sure.

P.S The Pyramids are stupid and look ugly

>>507242240 (OP)
I know your pain,
I work in Uni, but I would rather become a forklift driver than an ordinary school teacher.

>>507244769
Honestly man I cant be bothered lol, i just view my disposable income with other people when I travel around etc and it seems on par with people around the 6 figure mark, end of month, after tax/accom/food etc im sitting with around 2000 usd in my pocket, not including bonuses

>>507244997
Yes scandi is all over it now, and nah no experience but I have looked into doing a year or two in one of those tax free desert countries like doha

>>507245559
lmao
what difference does it make considering modern magyars are the same shade and gdp per captia like the sudanese kek
>>507245962
looks like i struck a nerve eh?

>>507242448
I suppose you're doing well above average. Even if not, your country's birth rate is still shit and you have to import a lot of foreigners, permanently at that. Is that kind of salary just not enough to cover for a family friendly accommodation and support a family. Or do swedes in general just don't want to have families and Sweden is just forced to import and naturalize a lot of foreigners? Is it really over for Swedes despite good salaries and safety net or I'm I wrong here?

>>507246331
>Honestly man I cant be bothered lol, i just view my disposable income with other people when I travel around etc and it seems on par with people around the 6 figure mark, end of month, after tax/accom/food etc im sitting with around 2000 usd in my pocket, not including bonuses
Makes sense, here's a breakdown if you care. I'd wager a lot of Americans lie, 100k salary is top 20% already but who knows. Oh to give an insight into my personal finances I brought home 110k gross last year from 1099 (investing) and W2 (wage) income. After all takes, 401k(20k annually), roth ira saving (7k annually), medical insurance(2k annually), pension contributions (5k annually), HSA contributions (4.3k annually), taxes (whatever the balance is) around 55k. I pay 15k a year in rent, maybe spend 6k on groceries a year and 3k for electricity, phone, Internet, water, and nat gas heating. Otherwise no debt, no car payment. So my annual net is around 30k a year after ALL expenses are paid. Oh I also get 25 days of PTO (so month off + 1 week) every year plus 3 personal days meant to be used for sick days.

>>507244401
the russian average salary in 300-400 a month

>>507246446
You know when you see a clown ordinarily dressed as a clown pulling the same juggling pinheads trick: that's what you struck.

>>507246878
>So my annual net is around 30k a year after

So around 2.5k per month, so yeah bang on similar to me, and same with the 25 days PTO, and we get unlimited paid sick days but the first day is unpaid, so this is exactly what I mean, my measely 5k euros is about the same as 6 figure USD salaries

>>507246878
Your rent seems super low, especially relative to your salary, which state you in?

Also somewehat surprised you pay half your gross salary in taxes. I thought burgers didn't pay much tax.

>>507242240 (OP)
the fuck? I am a teacher too and we get 1200 a month

>>507242240 (OP)
>Salary: 600 euros/month
>Occupation: teacher
Any uzbek working as a courier/taxi driver gets twice as much. Why don't you become one? Truckers without brains and education can also earn more

>>507248093
>my measely 5k euros is about the same as 6 figure USD salaries
Is it uncommon for Euros to save for retirement? Around 40% of my net salary goes into retirement savings accounts (HSA, 401k, Roth IRA, pension) that I don't need to do. Euros do get a little better leave benefits than most Americans though I have to say.

>>507248451
>Your rent seems super low, especially relative to your salary, which state you in?
Medium sized city in the upper Midwest/Great lakes region and somewhat closeish to Chicago. This city offers immense value for people living here, better than anywhere else I have lived cost-wise and the cost of living is quite good for as affordable as homes are. I live in a 100 m2 2bd, 2ba townhouse btw rented out by a couple of old farmers just outside of city limits. Use to live in Hoboken, NJ across the Hudson from NYC and 15k would barely buy you studio apartment in the crummy parts of Newark, left in 2022 when NYC started to decline and the job market was booming. How are rents in Jolly Ol' England/Wales/Scotland/NI?

>>507242240 (OP)
Whats ur minimum wage for fucks sake

>>507243146
public or private sector?

>>507251397
I also live in a medium-ish city in central england.
Avg rent would be similar to what you pay but I doubt our avg salary is anywhere near US standards. Probably around 50k usd.

I bought my house with some help from my folks for a deposit pretty much straight after I got my first professional job (I've since returned the deposit) and pay around 30% of my salary on mortgage. Student loans paid off. I would consider myself relatively well-off compared to my peers but I'm also very prude with money. I drive an old banger even though I could easily afford a new car, but I stash like 20% of my salary on pension scheme, and max out my annual £20k tax free allowance on stocks.