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Post your salary, country, job, and how much do you spend and save at the end of the month!
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Ok i'll go first then.
2800e
France
Electrical engineer
450 rent, 100e gas, 50e insurance car, 400e food, 200/300e on other stuff like clothes or anything
i save up the rest
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Yes i do pay 50€ every month for my car insurance
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You don't want to know how much car insurance is in Germany... However, here it heavily depends on the car you're driving, on how long you have your licence and for how long you have not been involved in an accident. For older people that have gone a long time without an accident, insurance is not too costly. When I still had a car (it was Mini) I paid 400 € for 2 months, since I had to insure it myself and I was only driving for like half a year ore something.
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Same system, age, what, licence etc.. but bruuuuuuuuuuuh 400e wtf you got scammed
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Nah, brah, I did not. As I said, I was 18 and only had my licence for like half a year. Also for whatever reason Minis are relatively expensive insurance wise. I compared prices online and seriously 400,- € was the best I could find. But the costs of having a car just suck, which is why I am happy I dont have one anymore. I obviously dont need one. I live in a city so public transport is okayish (worst than the city i used to live previously, compared to most other citys it is rather good, I think)
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Jesus insurance is such a scam.
When I got my drivers license at 18 y/o my insurance was 163 EUR/month
And I drive a 20 years old Focus, so it's not because of the value of the car xD
I think you should ask your dad how much it actually is before commenting, no?
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450e is nothing its a 50m² 2 rooms and its enough, i also have an appartment in Paris but to be sold soon
Also 400e is because i like good food xd how much do you spend for food?
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yes but in here for 450 you get something like this size but in shit location and on the outskirts of the city
well i try to cook with me and my gf at least on the weekend and once during the week. if i have more work i order, and for dinner just cook something small easy, don't like to eat too much for dinner. i can't go less than 500e a month
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Well, during the week i eat at work, and during the weekends, i eat outside :)
rethink again now ;)
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good luck its very easy and will not damage your brain
i hope you will love fourier transform
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Haha
As an electrical engineer, I can understand this pain
Btw what is your job profile
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by job profile you mean, the tasks im doing right?
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Yes
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i eat croissant in the morning at work and i play games on my work computer.
But i work for a company that develops and manufactures electrical systems as well as devices and equipment for the aerospace, defence, transportation and security sectors
For me its the military radiocommunication sector, i work with electronic engineer, devs and mechanical engineers
I study the requests of the Directorate General of Armaments (A large document of 200 pages with technical data etc) for example electrical bays which are connected to antennas, or electrical systems in bunkers
In general, these are projects that last a year or several months.
For my part, I carry out the electrical dimensioning, the choice of components, it's long because I have to adapt to other areas and therefore it still requires a minimum of teamwork, therefore also a lot of meetings.
I do the electrical calculations to choose the transformers, motors, and tons tons of other stuff.. I make the diagrams which must be in accordance with the electronic part, also the financial aspect but thats the easiest part
That said, I like going to the lab to work with the technicians.
So yeah nothing really complicated, it's just creation from A to Z because everything is homemade.
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Nice one sir, i am also trying to switch my field from electrical to electronic side. Pure electrical doesn't pay me well in India.
Thank you for your valuable time
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Thank you, this field is also interesting i kind of work in both but way more in electrical than electronic.
If you got the chance don't even hesitate to go to another country, for example in France we have less and less "experts" because student just want their diploma and a good salary.. i feel like they are less interested in those technical stuff compared to the older generation.
North Africans student are excellent when it comes to technical areas and they often come to France (or other countries) to work, so if you can, you should move after getting some experience.
Try to find a company that works also outside india and ask for a mutation when you have enough experience, i hope it will work for you, good luck!
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Thank you
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I dont know how it works in Norway it may be very different, but yeah dont expect it to be easy at all
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In France its 5 years after highschool but your path can be very different from one to another.
You can join a school that takes you directly to 5 years, after a competition in general or with your high school grades if you are good enough you go before a jury for your motivations etc (It's really the easiest way to get in)
"the elite" will complete 2 years in a preparatory class (which was invented during the Napoleonic era) - where you suffer like a dog for 2 years doing very advanced mathematics and physics.
Waking up at 6am, you are already barely starting to open your books in your bed, you have lessons from 8am to 6pm, and once at home you revise until 10/11pm.
All this for 2 years, and of course you also work during your holidays.
So yes it's suffering but you can access prestigious competitions like l'X (Polytechnique) Centrale Supelec, Ecole des Ponts etc. These schools are the best in France and you very generally end up in a very big company, or you go internationally because these schools have a lot of contacts outside France.
Here is an example if you want to integrate one of these:
concours-centrale-supelec.fr/CentraleSup..
or in pdf directly
concours-centrale-supelec.fr/CentraleSup..
This is an example of a competition that you have to do 2 years after high school.
After that, you do a 3-year cycle in engineering in your school where you were selected (if you succeeded of course, without forgetting the famous orals which mentally destroy more than one..)
During these 3 years you will still work but less than in the preparatory class.
For me, I was also around 50/60 hours a week.. but we need engineers in these fields! these are very interesting fields and where you can work anywhere in the world !!!
sorry for the long ass text
450 rent do you live in a shoebox on the street?
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2 room 50m² new built apartment 20mn away from paris parking included
Teacher, 800/month because only 13 hours/week. Spain. Spend around 300 (live with parents, because I'm still in college) save the rest.
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Used to be dj 32k/month but it was too stressful. I prefer npc life.
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Better to have good money, bad sleep than bad money and good sleep
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normal for 13hours, my coworker is from spain and has an engineering title from there (or mexico i dont remember) but apparently you get a very bad salary in spain, he told me its like around 1000€ or something.
Even his wife (dentist) was earning crap salary :/
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For a full job schedule it would be 2500 euros/month, which is quite solid. Im happy with it. I also study engineering but will leave country when i end so i can actually get good money and work conditions.
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2500e a teacher in spain damn what do you teach?
Do you have healthcare btw? my friend told me that not everyone has and you need a very good company to get one.
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Everybody has healthcare in Spain ir you're from there and same for EU, if you go from outside, you'll need a work and ask for the papers but you don't need any good company because it's public healthcare.
Average teacher starts on 1800€ moreless and you get more depending on where or how many years you are working, at least in the public side.
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Me ha tocado la lote con el curro este. Y lo tengo a dos calles de mi casa. Thanks God, he listened my prayers!
Highschool teachers get around 2200. College, much more. I work in an academy, it's not in a public school, it's private.
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I've been considering scandinavia as my work place since i was 14 or 15 and started understanding about laboral conditions (even said i pref to work in Scandinavia as waiter than spain as engineer). And I can prob get a job anywhere I want with some luck because field (engineering, mining/energies, which is global, and also quite broad because maths+physics+many other things useful in many fields like materials, construction, industry...)
Basically my options are, in order:
Scandinavia>Germany/Holland>Australia>South America>Spain. It'd be ideal to work some years out, get money and then come back to spain to a public job (college teacher, meteorology or whatever).
But, honestly, you never know how life will go. Many things can happen and go wrong (or well)
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Just remember its cold as fuck and weather sucks 9/12 months of a year in Scandinavia, same goes for Finland too.
DJ/32k a month
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I lied to my mother and said that school closed for today just to be able watch OG destroy Outsiders. Make my punishment worth it. Cmon OG!
didn't know that firefighters don't want to go to job, they have to lie to their mothers xdddddd
nice b8 m8 I r8 1/8 for the try
4700 eur net, Poland, spending 2200 eur, saving 2500 eur (a month)
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you spend 2200eur ? how much rent ?
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My rent is 280 eur (I live with 2 other people).
I spend way too much money for useless shit, but I'm ok with that for now :D
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ah ok colocation well at least you can save ton of money
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I see you're doing great too. Keep up the grind my man :)
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Thank you, but I'm not that gifted. I just change jobs quite often and always ask for more than I deserve. Fail 9 job interviews, but on 10th I get what I want.
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Lol. At least your honest with yourself and smart enough to get what you want. Gratz, brother.
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Cheers
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Normal wage for programer or doctor here. For example I'm living in east Poland as frontend dev and I earn 4k€ brutto (2.2k netto) as frontend dev with 3 years of exp. Would be a couple hundreds more if I would live in wwa or Wroclaw
You guessed it right. Mid level programmer in quite a big company.
Nurse, the Netherlands, how much I make changes every month due to flex contract, I save as much as I can.
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What’s the average? Roundabout
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I guess easier to say is hourly wage which currently is €20,25
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Seems like a decent pay, are you happy with it?
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Could always be a better with the stress and responsibilities we have but it's not bad by any means :)
Damn thats low. Thought nurses in your country was paid more. How about working evening or nights? I only work nights, but get 5.800 before taxes for 32 hours + 14% pension on top.
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Late/night/weekend shifts you get more for yes. I work many weekend shifts overall so it pays well.
Always much love and respect for nurses. ^^
It's a rough job that is criminally underpaid.
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Let's say it's certainly not getting easier either ^^
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I can only imagine.
Portugal
Spend more than I earn because i live with mom and brother and they both work, i intend to get a job in like June or something but first I'll get a drivers license
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good luck!
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I also have 3 kids and my girlfriend lives with us but she can't get a job because she is a crackhead
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ok 😐
why the fuck did u get 3 kids lol
bum ass
Dinamarca
3700e sales consultant, 700 mortgage, 1000 food/beer
Rest to gambla or vacations
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1000 FOOD AND BEER dang
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I order takeaway pretty much everyday, it adds up lmao
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yeah im not surprised i knew someone at work that had a "budget for ubereat"... which was 700e per month lol
learn to cook bro, you are gonna get much more better quality ingredients + fun to do (is gonna get you rid of bad habits)
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I do know how to, stress has taken a toll on me lately, so im just working through it atm
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oh ok then cheers
INR 120k per month, India, Software Developer ,22 .
Spend ~20k per month
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20k inr is 230€, you live with your parents right?
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I live at my grandma's home since office is still in hybrid mode
dj, usd32k+ / month
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how old are you if its not too much to ask ^^
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great !
i also did apprenticeship for my engineering school.
best way to learn stuff
3.000€, Germany, Paramedic
I have very low running cost so I usually save between 50% and 75% of my salary at the end of the month
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you live alone?
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My grandpa has a massive house where I live too because I’m supporting him with his job/hobby business on the side.
So basically I pay no rent or utilities, and all the money I spend is on Food, fuel and having good times with my friends
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Thats very nice from you, hope hes doing well
You're basically enjoying life with your family and close ones. Good !
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Rettungssanitäter (hopefully NotSan in Ausbildung next year), not Brandmeister because where I live the Feuerwehr isn’t responsible for the Rettungsdienst.
lol how the f0ck u have so much salary for jobs like consultant
1000 euro as a manager on sales department, spend 400E for rent 600 for food (we are 2 people, me and my wife) and we save 800 euro/month for vacations ( the salary of my wife)
wtf guys how do u get 4000 euro month
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only one polish has +4k/month
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what job he has? he also said changes jobs a lot..so where the fuck he works then
also ...he makes 4k month and co living with other dude/s ....... i think he is lying.
nobody with 4k month will live with other dudes
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idk you can ask him
actualyl some people do live with others in colocation its useful to save tons of money, but the best is obviously to stay with your parents especially when you graduated
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Nah just go on justjoint.it filter poland and mid experience as he said in any part fe/be/devops. That's the market nowadays, not sure why you shocked.
4.000 złoty isn’t that much tbh
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i was talking about 4k euros...not zloty wtf
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Oh lol my bad
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country?
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junior
NT google.
Also here to see how much DJ's are actually in HLTV.
0, uzbekistan, nothing, save 0 spend 0
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Perfectly balanced, as all things should be
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not really. I need some cash
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sir, this is hltv
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yes welcome schizo you found your place.
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No way that you didn’t know that all HLTV users are DJs making 32k/month with an Italian model girlfriend
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tons of hltv users are dj
you didnt ask yourself "where do these amazing csgo soundtrack come from?"
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32k DJ, I spend all
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"rest in gambling and no save"
gigachad here
CSGO PRO
40k
bald
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taz?
taco?
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bruh 150e rent romania is on another level
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first normal dude under this thread
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apartment ? how many rooms for 315 e ? you're far away from the city ?
What kind of other insurance do you have ?
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I pretty much have the same, 50m² apartment 2 rooms but its 411€ (with parking you can add up 30€) in a small "town" 30mn away from Paris, with a train nearby
I should check the prices in finland i thought you had higher prices than this
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Well, the rent is actually 630e but I pay half of it so its 315e for me. Also forgot to mention parking. Its 15e/month.
Rents are a lot higher in Helsinki, Espoo and Tampere than here where I live. I know a dude who pays more than 800e/month for 20m² apartment in Helsinki. And I know a couple that pays 1200e/month for 50m² apartment in Helsinki.
Student, with a part time job as server for 22 euro pr. hour
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ye but you have pasha
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Post your salary, country, job, and how much do you spend and save at the end of the month!
€3k a month, sweden, waste management, spend €500, save rest
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tony soprano vibes
1050 e salary which is extremely high for my country Serbia. Im controller of quality (not sure what is the exact name in English for my job).
For past 5 years I didnt save a single euro even though I have pretty nice salary for our standards. I spend money mostly on gambling, quality clothes, parties and stuff like that :/
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what are you saving up for?
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for a better future
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I didn't ask you
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im him
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You sell this data to gypsies ?
Wagie gathering
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I did not ask for weirdos sending racist dms you can go away
dj 32k/m
IT
I save up 500eur/month
IT / Programming teacher
make around 3k a month, depending on my freelance activity
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spend about 10-20% of my earning, the rest is being lost/saved on crypto
cumispower
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what can you expect from hltv :\
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sorry..
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that's ok, i get that a lot, especially on twitch x_x
10000 EUR after tax
work with IT
Save around 3K
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IT, a bit more specific (devops)?
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Work in security
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What does he get for lying?
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I can assure you I aint lying. Working roughly 70 hours per week making 220K euro a year pre tax.
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Inter Cars driver in Poland
3500 PLN per month
At the end of the month i usually save nothing
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thats impossible
2200 netto
700-1000/month saved
work in web dev, ecommerce specifically
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Im a neet
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any neetmaxxers?
5k minimum
snow dealer
i own my house
spend around 2000 and i save the others
I work at a daycare for around 1900/month, rent is around 1100+ but I share it with my girlfriend. Saving alot more now since we moved together (she likes to make food so I save in that) and I live closer to my workplace now (gasoline for car) but I cant tell you the exact amount as of yet. AND I just paid one of my loans which saves me arounf 100e a month
lol imagine being a wage slave
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you'll understand life when you'll graduate don't worry
NCR employee 700e + 100e +- gamba profits
live with parents
spend mostly on fuel, gamba, food with gf, weed, basketball, tennis and online courses
finished cyber security, want to start QA testing (any qa testers here, and tips and opinions on that)
-Depends on the month.
-EU (various countries, in January alone I've worked in France, Bulgaria, Spain, Romania, Slovenia, Belgium, Italy, in December the same, but also Netherlands, now in February I've had Sweden, Denmark, Germany, and Italy).
-Consultant.
-Spending is rent, utilities, and groceries, and the occasional additional expenditure (like a book or game), everything else is paid for by my employer.
-Savings depend on the month, most of what remains goes into my personal retirement savings plan, besides that I usually keep just under a thousand euro to maybe buy a house at some point, obviously, that'll take a while.
2000€ net per month, Italy, urban planner/designer.
I have 750€ that leave my account automatically every month (rent, energy bills, phone/internet, etc ...). Then I have like 300€ of groceries. I spend a lot in clothes (suits, shoes, etc ...) something like 300€/month. All the rest is for restaurants, parties, drinks with friends, etc ...
And this month I'm buying a house to renovate (and sell next year) so I'll have ~300€/month to pay the bank loan.
$3000+ / month (3k is a guaranteed profit, usually it's around $4k-$4.5k)
Holding a currency exchange + twitch(just an experiment, but in a few months it should generate like $15k-20k)
Poland / UK
$500 rent+bills, $400 food/beer, no investments/savings as there's no reason for me to do so(untreatable health condition), so the rest goes to gambling and paying for useless stuff like relatives' debts, etc.
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xdddddddd
nice man
based lifestyle
student playing csgo and studying ‚ serbia
no money earned or spended
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literally wasting electricity and internet playing csgo so you're net negative
7K, sometimes more
Denmark
IT
2½K tax, 200e rent and heat, 700e car, 150e electricity, 500e food and 450 miscellaneous.
Saving/investing 2½K
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200 rent?
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Rent is maybe not the right word. It is payment to building service and so. And I forgot include list property tax and a bit of interest on the outstanding morgage, so it is more like 450e instead of 200e.
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ah i see. same as we have in sweden. mine is 250 euro/month to the "Bostadsrättsförening" including internet, water and maintenance. I pay in total 900 euro month for my 260k euro mortgage with interests etc. 2 room 39m2 apt in stockholm city...
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Sounds good.39m2 isn't huge, but still a good size and being in the city offers a lot.
Many factors speaks for owning rather than renting.
I was lucky to buy my apartment when prices was lower and I got a good deal also, since then it has really gone up in value and I also managed to pay of much of what I paid. Now I have a loan with 1% interest where I only pay the interest and don't pay down the loan, so this means inflation really handles that.
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nice :)
yeah entering the market is the best thing i have ever done. got my first apt 2008 for 130k euro(studio 24m2) and sold it for 320k 2015. 13k/m2 was crazy even then. hard to earn 180k in 7-8 years by working
Salary: ~2.5K € (I guess it's decent, since I'm a student)
Country: Denmark
Job: Part time clothes seller, high-end fashion reseller in spare time, also a full time student (Marketing Management)
End of the month: I guess I put about 800€ to the side each month, some for my savings, some for future holidays (This year will be 1 week to Rome and 1 month to Thailand with my GF)
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Consider putting some of those saving in stocks. You don't need big money to start investing and if you're doing something with the money then inflation just eats it.
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I've invested +€20K in Crypto over the years (Started investing in BTC in early 2018, cashed out almost everything at start of 2021, so I do invest, but haven't really putten my mind into stocks
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Crypto - must have been fun, but also sort of a gamble.
I see stocks as a way to invest that doesn't require me to put in a lot of hours, as opposed to say buying a house and renting it out your stocks don't require upkeep. However as with most investments one should only do so with cash one can afford to lose.
I've done reasonably well and I am trying to not put all my chips into just one thing. Mostly I am into tech stocks, as I am trying to use what I know from the business to guide my investments.
nt, u will never get my taxes😈
around 8k euro + some money from steady income things
Poland,
I have my own business + job "kinda" in e-sports. I dont need it but I love it.
Tbh I am saving almost all of it cuz I pay all my bills from steady income stuff like apartments that im renting etc
wtf everyone here earns so much :D
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yeah everyone has 6+k euros jobs lmfao its nice that hltv is a community with successful men
Software wage cuck in Vienna
Getting underpaid at 3k euro after taxes
Rent is 1k, I pay half
I spend a bit on food and then I buy a lot of random things I don't need
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Should invest 1k a month instead of buying things you don't need
R8600 after tax/ after paying off phone too (hoping to get a raise this week)
R3600 of that for savings (retirement and general)
South Africa
Marketing Manager
No rent cause I stay with my parents (cost of living is too much (pain), R100~ Xbox games pass, R30 100g GDrive, rest of the money then goes to food and treats with with GF :P
Hope everyone has a lovely day further mens)) stay safe and hydrated <3
Spain, Ibiza
Dj - 32k per month
DJ
32k
Paris
im a master's student, so i dont have a full time job.
but im a tutor at my university as well as a research aide at some other university (at the same time)
and i dont earn much
Airplane pilot in Brazil. Salary is around 3k dollars but you can live with good luxury with that money in Brazil.
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