You don't need to fix it. In Switzerland the poor got richer too, but because the rich got more rich than the poor the "gap" increased. But as long as the poor get richer too - why change anything? However there are two problems i think that can be improved. 1: Currently only about 10% of the refugees in Switzerland are working enough to be independent from state-money. This could and should be improved with better integration of them into the business environment. 2: Single parents mostly mothers are often poor, as it is very costly to raise children. If those single parents and other parents would work better together with organizing time for the children / sharing eg. Lunch/Dinner etc. with each other, this could improve the quality for the children and the money left at the end of the month for mothers. I think collaboration would be benefitial. The advantage of collaboration is obvious when comparing two-parents families with single parent families.
Hello, I hope you are in good health. My brothers my sisters, I am a Moroccan young man and I am the breadwinner for my poor family and a father who is sick with cancer. I was really working to provide medicine for my father, but the company I used to work for went bankrupt .... and eight months without work and my father suffers in front of me every day and tears do not leave my eyes, I have no money to buy him medicine Please give me help because I desperately need it. My father is in pain in front of me day and night. But I have no solution until you please stand with me. Stand by my side, email me Wat Saab 00212603189148
Provide access that is affordable to all people and not just colleges, but technical schools, trade schools, apprenticeships and internships and open diversity to opportunities in fields that are under-diverse such as Engineering, IT, etc. And most important, have mentorships available for people who may need help and understanding how to be successful in their field.
Yeah, but do not mix Switzerland fortune, banks fortune and people fortune... An average of 10 % of the population is living under the poverty line. Cost of life is so high that many retirees are forced to migrate in more affordable countries...
Hello good sir. Swiss Person Here. I've never seen a St Bernard dog. Their are a urban legend nowadays. Hotels are meeh and the watches are only as good as your bank account is
I live in Switzerland and let me tell you don't be fooled by money. If you're planning to move here, don't think it will be the dream. Most people who come from abroad are payed way less than the Swiss which is why Switzerland employs them in the first place - profit. I've experienced it first hand in the french speaking part of Switzerland with the french coming across the boarder. They have a lower salary + every month tax money is taken out of their pay because they're not swiss. As it is the case for other immigrants who don't hold a swiss passport as well. If they live across the boarder it's fine as the cost of life is much lower, but if you're a foreigner and have to live here, you'll go through your money pretty quickly. You work long hours and have overtime (8h/9h-7pm), restaurants are about 30-40chf per meal. The saddest part is that the social life is so dull. Swiss are people who don't exactly know how to enjoy themselves as they're quite stuck up. Conversations usually revolve around work and money, material things. Streets are empty during the evenings because everyone is tired from work. Life is missing in this country. Also they're very racist so if you're a foreigner, don't expect to be met with open arms. There's a price to pay for everything in this world, so think well if you're willing to sacrifice your well-being just to have a bit more money than you do in your own country.
A U.N. study claims the happiest country in the world is Switzerland. When asked why they're so happy, Swiss people couldn't answer because their hands were counting money and their mouths were full of chocolate.#SWISS #SWITZERLAND 🇨🇭💯
And people say economic inequality causes unhappiness... OR, the truth is that living next to tons of millionaires and billionaires is beneficial becuase they cant afford: Bad streets, crime, or any other thing that prohibits economic stagnation. Its clear that you want to have as many of the billionaires of the world in your country as possible. Lower taxes brings in more income with more billionaires & millionares, which can be used to help the lower class alot more than higher taxes on fewer billionaires and millionaires. Its common sense. Attempt to hoard all of the billionaires in your state that way you benefit from them.
I moved the Switzerland from the UK 5 month ago. I love it here, its a great country. Word of advice, if you plan to live in Switzerland. Make sure you have a job first otherwise you are not going to have a good time due to high living costs. So far only Iceland has beaten Switzerland from my personal experience with the cost of living but no one really wants to go there anyway!
@@armitylekhona585 Each to their own but I would of stayed in the UK if I felt it was a better place to be. Switzerland isn't plaqued with beggers on the streets like in the UK.
Ich finde, dass du dich ein bisschen zu fest auf das Negative konzentrierst, was ist mit der Politik? An der könnten sich (meiner Meinung nach) viele Länder ein Beispiel nehmen! Dass wir viel Arbeiten müssen steht ausser Frage, aber das Leben ist hart, die Schweiz wäre aber niemals reich geblieben, wenn sie nicht so viel arbeiten würden! Wenn man in der Schweiz lebt, gewöhnt man sich an die harte Arbeit und bereitet sich in der Kindheit darauf vor.
This is my first RUclips comment in years. I usually do not comment anything, but this video was so full of stereotypes that I felt I have to say something. First of all, the income inequality is way better than in most countries. A waitress earns approximately 50k USD a year. Sure, the costs of life are higher then in Germany for example, but still, at the end of the month there is more money left. That is the reason for tens of thousands of Germans, French, Italians and Austrians crossing the border for work each and every day. Switzerland is a dream for professionally gifted people. Your university degree will not automatically grant you a higher salary than another career path as for example a mason. (Minimum wage of a mason is 70k USD) Also, there is no bank secrecy anymore. (for foreigners) Know your "facts".
Coming to Switzerland is always my dream. In my country, visiting one Europe nation is something luxury. I dont know whether I could set foot in Europe in my whole life :))
I am proud to be Swiss . I’m really studying hard to pass the Gymiprüfung . Most of the males wants to be bankers. Most of the females like me wants to be doctors or vets.💗☺️
"The people of Zurich pay the highest average price for coffee in the world according to the world coffee index. Well, that hardly seems fair". Sorry, but this comment only elicited snickers from me. Same with local goods from any other country. Want it cheap? Hire third world people in third world sweat shops.
@@KometVonHelvetien Hi! 90% is my limit. I only like bitter chcocolate because you can really taste the Cacoa. Chocolate with sugar is an absolute travesty. Should be criminal.
@@xavierlehnhoff88 Thank you for replying. I do know cocoa originates from central, south America. The Swiss are perfectionist when it comes to making the end product that is chocolate. Switzerland also produces nice milk to go into milk chocolate but I prefer %90 cocoa. I like bitter chocolate.
@@vickidianacoghlan8946 OMG 😲😲 Really!! you didn't know that the Cocoa comes from Guatemala(central America) in fact the Cocoa was fruit from The Mayas. The Cocoa was taken by Spanish and sent to Europe. The Name Chocolate was used by The Mexicas to named and worked it for the Spanish during the Conquest. Yes the Swiss are so proffesionals making Chocolate. But there is a good point in Guatemala was lot Swiss migration. And Yes it's better Cocoa. And Cocoa is a Maya fruit from Guatemala. In fact Guatemala is over connennected with Switzerland since 1844. Guatemala had German Migration Swiss migration and Basque Migration. They had the best products from America because they had them from THE MAYAS. So the Cocoa is Mayan Product. From Guatemala. but very used in Switzerland.
I was in Obwalden (central part of Switzerland), i moved with Original Switzerland People who still live in Village, or in Small Town in Terms of Keeping their Unique & Originality with them, i had a chance of working with them, going trip with them, gathering in parties with them, simple & one word i can say They are Happy, Genuine, Hard workers, True, Polite, Helpful, Kind, Good Manners, discipline, etc... Because of it only Allah has Blessed that people & country so much. Masha Allah love from 🇱🇰🇩🇪🇨🇭🤘😊🙏🤝👌✌👍❤❤❤😍🤩☺☺😚😚😊😊
If you like cold weather, rainy summer, mountains and landscapes, then visit/ live in switzerland. I grew up here and I am sooo happy that i will move to dubai next year. At the end i will not miss anything from switzerland
The absolut minimum cost for a lower-end standard living in Zurich estimates to approximately 35'000-40'000 CHF per annum. Used calculation is the following: (CHF1'500/month - Apartment, CHF1'000/month - Food, CHF 4'000/year Tax). No internet, extra bills, pubic transport, nor holidays included - which all raise the minimum cost substantially. I considered the easy achievable and most common monthly salary of a young adult in his early twenties of approximately CHF4'500/month. However, there are many ways to lower costs but only in expense of comfort. Such option would be community living as in sharing an apartment with 2-3 other people. As a Swiss growing up in Zurich city for the past 25 years, I always found the international respect towards Swiss passport holders is the biggest luxury I get by being Swiss. You are welcome absolutely everywhere, where other countries are often viewed with certain bias due to their involvements in wars and gruesome acts in past history. Surely, Switzerland is no saint and I myself absolutely despise our low-key, state-owned involvement within the armor & weapon industry, that most foreigners are ignorant about. Nevertheless, I must admit that in comparison, we are probably very well off in terms of morality. I do, though, feel ashamed of living in a country praising itself as "neutral" yet "funding" illicit wars throughout the world. As a direct democracy however, I am glad that our population has taken measurements to stop our government's involvement in those wrong doings. Conclusion: Unprecedented, international recognition and our ability to individually attempt changes within laws that govern large scale operations make living in Switzerland indeed a very comfortable reality. It has its price though. Best regards!
Hi i'm a foreinger (altough born and raised here) in switzerland. It's hard to get a start here in switzerland.. a flat for rent with a foreing name like yours is hard to get.. also the most foreingers (expect the very rich) are working in low class/ middle class jobs.. retail,cleaning or in construction, carer..(like my whole family) can't really say how much better life is compared to our neighbours for the everyday citizen..
@@sameerjg My friend. They don't. I live in the city of Zurich since 25 years, I was born here. Many of my friends have moved into newly built apartments this year and they do not pay your estimated amounts. That average price would be simply impossible. However, I agree that flats are getting more and more expensive and that the average, middle-class is being pushed to the outer sub-urbs like Opfikon, Dübendorf or even as far as Kloten. However, those areas are not part of the city of Zurich anymore. I do not deny existing flats that are very costly, even much, much higher than your stated amounts, however, it's the simple, average man that I address here not someone with an 80k salary.
*they have a higher gdp per capita than the U.S. of A.🇺🇸* 💪🌝 I have a potentially inaccurate theory that *gdp per capita* is a better measure of national wealth than gdp a lone, but *gdp is a better measure of international power/influence*
Dear Alux.com I live in Switzerland and this video that you have done is ... not true. It's true that it is beautiful, clean and rich. But you forget how much a person has to work to survive at all. You do not know how expensive everything is in Switzerland. Everyone saves and above all, there is a lot of racist here. Well, you did not think so. That's the reality. Many foreigners who come from England or America are overwhelmed and become cleaning staff. Believe me that even poorer countries are better, but the only great thing in Switzerland what nobody wants to say is the money you get every month. It is almost sick how much people save the money. In the system of Switzerland a hole that will one day collapse. Liebe Alux.com Ich lebe in der Schweiz und dieses Video, dass sie gemacht haben, ist ... nicht wahr. Es stimmt schon, dass es schön, sauber und reich ist. Sie vergessen jedoch wie viel eine Person arbeiten muss, um überhaupt überleben zu können. Sie wissen nicht, wie teuer alles in der Schweiz ist. Jeder spart und vor allem gibt es hier viel Rassismus. Tja, haben sie nicht gedacht. Das ist die Realität. Viele Ausländer , die aus England oder Amerika kommen, sind überfordert und werden zu Putzkräfte. Glaubt mir, dass auch ärmere Länder besser sind, doch das einzige tolle in der Schweiz ist, was niemand sagen will, ist das Geld, dass man monatlich bekommt. Es ist fast krank, wie viel Leute sparen. Es im System der Schweiz ein Loch, dass eines Tages zusammenfallen wird.
Peace loving Switzerland is actually a major weapon's exporter. In 2014, the country ranked #2 when it comes to weapons exports per capita. Among other things, Swiss manufacturers are exporting assault rifles, sniper ammunition and tanks to countries like Saudia Arabia, Ukraine.
what if a government begins to change the company-policies to be taxes paid by shared-ownership (between the government and each company) and use the profit to finance the country?
If you are employee, It is good to live in Switzerland. you work high quality job and pay tax. If you are very rich, it is good to live, safe, less tax than other Europe, clean. If you are entrepreneur who want to do your business, Switzerland not perfect place to live. You will burn your money very fast.
Most Swiss people are struggling because of high cost of living. Switzerland is far from a rich country. I have been there and I know what am talking about.
@@salsa564 It is based on what I saw in April this year. I went to Lausanne, Switzerland. I was very surprised by what I saw. The way I define rich is different from how others define rich.
@@tomgraceffa4401 I don't think so because I live in the UK. Also I have been to Germany, Ireland and other EU nations. Switzerland has very high cost of living.
@@mara6696 yes they have a high cost of living but people have very high salaries generally speaking, so it tends to equal out I think....also I have a number of Swiss friends who tell me how rich their country is
My thought to achieve the financial gap, is to grant people of lower who had a stable income yet desires to grow an opportunity to better themselves and their surroundings, this might what you called "free marketing"
*Okey, Don't need to reply to this comment alux, but was I right in that last video's comment about the word at **9:27** something? Don't reply just give some signal that I was right!*
there is no strategy! They don't make their money the same way!! The rich invest their money while the ''poor'' work for their money! The ''poor'' need to start investing their money and they will go up the economic latter! And that starts with education!
Good! And as a Switzerland I still denied equality outcome unlike USA politician who wanted Equality on everything without talking about equality responsibility
"A large gap between the rich and the poor". There's virtualy no poor in the switzerland, that statement is misleading. People with less money there are still able to have enough money to cover basic needs and still have money left to invest and enjoy life, and that's what's important. I live in a country in which the pay gap is small, but 20% of the population can be considered poor, that's why a lot of people from where I'm from move there. Even construction workers or cleaning staff can have a good life there. I don't care about the wealth gap between "the rich and the poor" (in these case, between high class income and low class income). What I care about is that people with lower incomes are still left with ENOUGH MONEY to not only cover basic needs, but to also have a good life.
Switzerland, do not forget to check our faces amongst your lifestyle! Because, It is an order for me to take my family and come to you but I am not able to arrange anything for the ordered journey!!! This is something crazy of me, I guess!!!÷×+
Fixing the wage gap is like fixing the gap between stupid people and geniuses. You can't. There will always be smart people...As well as stupid people. The only way is to lobotomize the geniuses... Of course that would be counter productive. Just like trying to fix the wage gap.😁
When you starre to an Impossible, always close your eyes to really see. Because according to the side of the gap where you currently are, perhaps a solution will be seen. Or not. Nothing personal, simply remember this: each "stupid" can teach you something new. Or you can figure it out, or life will send this lesson back to you.
Swiss also have the highest debt in the world just ahead of Australia. So does that mean all the poorer are taking out loans they cant pay off to buy houses? and a crash will result there or is the govt taking on huge levels of debt? In Aust here, we have a massive housing debt about to crash, so i read swiss housholds are in similar debt?
@@ilovesuisse1 and also you do not have pay all back the money to the bank at some point, you only pay interest, at the moment for fix mortage 2019 is 0.9% average for 5 years and for the variable is up to 2%👋👋
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Hey Aluxers, how would you fix the wage gap?
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You don't need to fix it. In Switzerland the poor got richer too, but because the rich got more rich than the poor the "gap" increased. But as long as the poor get richer too - why change anything? However there are two problems i think that can be improved. 1: Currently only about 10% of the refugees in Switzerland are working enough to be independent from state-money. This could and should be improved with better integration of them into the business environment. 2: Single parents mostly mothers are often poor, as it is very costly to raise children. If those single parents and other parents would work better together with organizing time for the children / sharing eg. Lunch/Dinner etc. with each other, this could improve the quality for the children and the money left at the end of the month for mothers. I think collaboration would be benefitial. The advantage of collaboration is obvious when comparing two-parents families with single parent families.
amazing in 4K HDR
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Hello, I hope you are in good health. My brothers my sisters, I am a Moroccan young man and I am the breadwinner for my poor family and a father who is sick with cancer. I was really working to provide medicine for my father, but the company I used to work for went bankrupt .... and eight months without work and my father suffers in front of me every day and tears do not leave my eyes, I have no money to buy him medicine Please give me help because I desperately need it. My father is in pain in front of me day and night. But I have no solution until you please stand with me. Stand by my side, email me Wat Saab 00212603189148
Provide access that is affordable to all people and not just colleges, but technical schools, trade schools, apprenticeships and internships and open diversity to opportunities in fields that are under-diverse such as Engineering, IT, etc. And most important, have mentorships available for people who may need help and understanding how to be successful in their field.
I'm swiss and switzerland is a money vaccuum
Sealdrop dude ur joking
Robert Vliegenthart dayum
@@oatmeal789 hi are you swiss?
Yeah, but do not mix Switzerland fortune, banks fortune and people fortune... An average of 10 % of the population is living under the poverty line. Cost of life is so high that many retirees are forced to migrate in more affordable countries...
🤣🤣😂😂👍👍👍👍
Proud to be swiss 🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭
David me too
I love Switzerland....
Me too🙂
As an algerian proud to live in switzerland
Danke schweiz
Merci la suisse
Grazie la swizera
To be one off its citizen
😔😔
From St Bernard dog to Lindt chocolate, from having hospitality or hotel degree to making watches, this is the best country in the world.
Hello good sir. Swiss Person Here. I've never seen a St Bernard dog. Their are a urban legend nowadays. Hotels are meeh and the watches are only as good as your bank account is
@@svenwagner4270 Ich liebe Schweiz. J'adore La Suisse. Am I right?
@@svenwagner4270 Have you heard of Bernese mountain dog then?
Switzerland is my favourite country in Europe . I hope my country can copy their system
@2A Fishing Moldova perhaps 😆
I live in Switzerland and let me tell you don't be fooled by money. If you're planning to move here, don't think it will be the dream. Most people who come from abroad are payed way less than the Swiss which is why Switzerland employs them in the first place - profit. I've experienced it first hand in the french speaking part of Switzerland with the french coming across the boarder. They have a lower salary + every month tax money is taken out of their pay because they're not swiss. As it is the case for other immigrants who don't hold a swiss passport as well. If they live across the boarder it's fine as the cost of life is much lower, but if you're a foreigner and have to live here, you'll go through your money pretty quickly. You work long hours and have overtime (8h/9h-7pm), restaurants are about 30-40chf per meal. The saddest part is that the social life is so dull. Swiss are people who don't exactly know how to enjoy themselves as they're quite stuck up. Conversations usually revolve around work and money, material things. Streets are empty during the evenings because everyone is tired from work. Life is missing in this country. Also they're very racist so if you're a foreigner, don't expect to be met with open arms. There's a price to pay for everything in this world, so think well if you're willing to sacrifice your well-being just to have a bit more money than you do in your own country.
A U.N. study claims the happiest country in the world is Switzerland. When asked why they're so happy, Swiss people couldn't answer because their hands were counting money and their mouths were full of chocolate.#SWISS #SWITZERLAND 🇨🇭💯
In same time, Switzerland where there is more suicides...
That’s your typical cliche.
You probably are an american, so pissed off because we have a democracy and not you... 😈
@Jeff Meyer I prefer to be "smallish" and swiss, than being arrogant and american ^_^ And yes, Denmark is the happiest country !
And people say economic inequality causes unhappiness... OR, the truth is that living next to tons of millionaires and billionaires is beneficial becuase they cant afford: Bad streets, crime, or any other thing that prohibits economic stagnation. Its clear that you want to have as many of the billionaires of the world in your country as possible. Lower taxes brings in more income with more billionaires & millionares, which can be used to help the lower class alot more than higher taxes on fewer billionaires and millionaires. Its common sense. Attempt to hoard all of the billionaires in your state that way you benefit from them.
Wär isch alles Schwiizer?
Ich
Hiä😁
Moi, Baby 😘
Yeah sure it's nice but I only experience here in Switzerland "Arbeit, Arbeit and Arbeit!" 😂🇨🇭
For those who don't know, what does it means?
@@Andrew-dj4df Work, work and work! ✌️
I moved the Switzerland from the UK 5 month ago. I love it here, its a great country.
Word of advice, if you plan to live in Switzerland. Make sure you have a job first otherwise you are not going to have a good time due to high living costs.
So far only Iceland has beaten Switzerland from my personal experience with the cost of living but no one really wants to go there anyway!
The U.K. is still better
@@armitylekhona585 Each to their own but I would of stayed in the UK if I felt it was a better place to be.
Switzerland isn't plaqued with beggers on the streets like in the UK.
@@Chaos1612mr 😂😂 i kinda agree with u on that beggers part
Ich finde, dass du dich ein bisschen zu fest auf das Negative konzentrierst, was ist mit der Politik? An der könnten sich (meiner Meinung nach) viele Länder ein Beispiel nehmen! Dass wir viel Arbeiten müssen steht ausser Frage, aber das Leben ist hart, die Schweiz wäre aber niemals reich geblieben, wenn sie nicht so viel arbeiten würden! Wenn man in der Schweiz lebt, gewöhnt man sich an die harte Arbeit und bereitet sich in der Kindheit darauf vor.
Vive la Suisse 🇨🇭 from Lausanne
me too
This is my first RUclips comment in years. I usually do not comment anything, but this video was so full of stereotypes that I felt I have to say something.
First of all, the income inequality is way better than in most countries. A waitress earns approximately 50k USD a year. Sure, the costs of life are higher then in Germany for example, but still, at the end of the month there is more money left. That is the reason for tens of thousands of Germans, French, Italians and Austrians crossing the border for work each and every day.
Switzerland is a dream for professionally gifted people. Your university degree will not automatically grant you a higher salary than another career path as for example a mason. (Minimum wage of a mason is 70k USD)
Also, there is no bank secrecy anymore. (for foreigners) Know your "facts".
Finally someone talking clear!
Klassiker. Usländischi RUclips Channels mache ihre reseach mit Wikipedia und geile alli usländer uf zum ind schwitz zcho
Thanks for the reply....I just write the same...one year later 😂😂😂
Everyone is confident of Switzerland its goods and services!
Coming to Switzerland is always my dream. In my country, visiting one Europe nation is something luxury. I dont know whether I could set foot in Europe in my whole life :))
Where do u live then??
@@grdb0686 Vietnam. I live in Vietnam ^^
@@metoo0034 Oh ok :)
West Europe is indeed a luxory
good luck
Am I the only one who thinks that the narrator has a very annoying voice ?
Thank you! sounds like a voice for childern tv show
At least it's not a radio voice
I am proud to be Swiss . I’m really studying hard to pass the Gymiprüfung . Most of the males wants to be bankers. Most of the females like me wants to be doctors or vets.💗☺️
Next year I will immigrate to Switzerland as a Marketing Manager 😁
Inequality is not a problem if the bottom quintile lives well, thanks to transfer payments and a social safety net.
"The people of Zurich pay the highest average price for coffee in the world according to the world coffee index. Well, that hardly seems fair". Sorry, but this comment only elicited snickers from me. Same with local goods from any other country. Want it cheap? Hire third world people in third world sweat shops.
Love my swiss 90% cacao Lindt chocolate!!!
Vicki Diana Coghlan Its great, isnt it? But DONT try the 99%
@@KometVonHelvetien
Hi!
90% is my limit. I only like bitter chcocolate because you can really taste the Cacoa. Chocolate with sugar is an absolute travesty. Should be criminal.
@@vickidianacoghlan8946
The Cocoa comes from Guatemala. The Cocoa is sent to Switzerland in order to make it chocolate.
@@xavierlehnhoff88
Thank you for replying.
I do know cocoa originates from central, south America. The Swiss are perfectionist when it comes to making the end product that is chocolate.
Switzerland also produces nice milk to go into milk chocolate but I prefer %90 cocoa. I like bitter chocolate.
@@vickidianacoghlan8946
OMG 😲😲 Really!!
you didn't know that the Cocoa comes from Guatemala(central America) in fact the Cocoa was fruit from The Mayas.
The Cocoa was taken by Spanish and sent to Europe.
The Name Chocolate was used by The Mexicas to named and worked it for the Spanish during the Conquest.
Yes the Swiss are so proffesionals making Chocolate. But there is a good point in Guatemala was lot Swiss migration.
And Yes it's better Cocoa. And Cocoa is a Maya fruit from Guatemala. In fact Guatemala is over connennected with Switzerland since 1844.
Guatemala had German Migration
Swiss migration and Basque Migration. They had the best products from America because they had them from THE MAYAS. So the Cocoa is Mayan Product. From Guatemala. but very used in Switzerland.
I'm from Switzerland and you have to work very hard to get a lot of money
Yeah but everyone gets s chance to do it.
I think, the other countries also have the same rule like we have here!
Could you do a video about how rich is Mauritius? I’m very interested in this island nation as I’m sure many are too
I was in Obwalden
(central part of Switzerland), i moved with Original Switzerland People who still live in Village, or in Small Town in Terms of Keeping their Unique & Originality with them, i had a chance of working with them, going trip with them, gathering in parties with them, simple & one word i can say They are Happy, Genuine, Hard workers, True, Polite, Helpful, Kind, Good Manners, discipline, etc... Because of it only Allah has Blessed that people & country so much. Masha Allah love from 🇱🇰🇩🇪🇨🇭🤘😊🙏🤝👌✌👍❤❤❤😍🤩☺☺😚😚😊😊
Super Video!
Liebs Grüessli us de Schwiiz
Alen Rama Glichfals📍
Rana 😂😂😂
Vo wo?
If you like cold weather, rainy summer, mountains and landscapes, then visit/ live in switzerland. I grew up here and I am sooo happy that i will move to dubai next year. At the end i will not miss anything from switzerland
I always wanted to live in Switzerland 🇨🇭 I wonder what jobs available and how affordable I can live
The absolut minimum cost for a lower-end standard living in Zurich estimates to approximately 35'000-40'000 CHF per annum. Used calculation is the following: (CHF1'500/month - Apartment, CHF1'000/month - Food, CHF 4'000/year Tax). No internet, extra bills, pubic transport, nor holidays included - which all raise the minimum cost substantially.
I considered the easy achievable and most common monthly salary of a young adult in his early twenties of approximately CHF4'500/month. However, there are many ways to lower costs but only in expense of comfort. Such option would be community living as in sharing an apartment with 2-3 other people.
As a Swiss growing up in Zurich city for the past 25 years, I always found the international respect towards Swiss passport holders is the biggest luxury I get by being Swiss. You are welcome absolutely everywhere, where other countries are often viewed with certain bias due to their involvements in wars and gruesome acts in past history. Surely, Switzerland is no saint and I myself absolutely despise our low-key, state-owned involvement within the armor & weapon industry, that most foreigners are ignorant about. Nevertheless, I must admit that in comparison, we are probably very well off in terms of morality. I do, though, feel ashamed of living in a country praising itself as "neutral" yet "funding" illicit wars throughout the world. As a direct democracy however, I am glad that our population has taken measurements to stop our government's involvement in those wrong doings.
Conclusion: Unprecedented, international recognition and our ability to individually attempt changes within laws that govern large scale operations make living in Switzerland indeed a very comfortable reality. It has its price though.
Best regards!
Brother Flats in Zürich cost like literally 3-4K per month.... I’m Swiss
Hi i'm a foreinger (altough born and raised here) in switzerland. It's hard to get a start here in switzerland.. a flat for rent with a foreing name like yours is hard to get.. also the most foreingers (expect the very rich) are working in low class/ middle class jobs.. retail,cleaning or in construction, carer..(like my whole family) can't really say how much better life is compared to our neighbours for the everyday citizen..
@@sameerjg My friend. They don't. I live in the city of Zurich since 25 years, I was born here. Many of my friends have moved into newly built apartments this year and they do not pay your estimated amounts. That average price would be simply impossible.
However, I agree that flats are getting more and more expensive and that the average, middle-class is being pushed to the outer sub-urbs like Opfikon, Dübendorf or even as far as Kloten. However, those areas are not part of the city of Zurich anymore.
I do not deny existing flats that are very costly, even much, much higher than your stated amounts, however, it's the simple, average man that I address here not someone with an 80k salary.
Fuck ISlam
Proud to be Swiss!
I love St Moritz 😍😍😍😍😍
Än Uhrmacher wo lut Video "Notre Dame" heisst känni nöd???
The Legend 27 hani au nit checkt
Money is not the most important ...but our landscape is really great.
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How to sell product to switzerland?
Damn Alux, I don’t want to procrastinate but with your Videos I can’t resist
*they have a higher gdp per capita than the U.S. of A.🇺🇸* 💪🌝
I have a potentially inaccurate theory that *gdp per capita* is a better measure of national wealth than gdp a lone, but *gdp is a better measure of international power/influence*
There are 6 countries that have a higher GDP per capita than the USA
Make one like this about the USA
Dear Alux.com
I live in Switzerland and this video that you have done is ... not true. It's true that it is beautiful, clean and rich. But you forget how much a person has to work to survive at all. You do not know how expensive everything is in Switzerland. Everyone saves and above all, there is a lot of racist here. Well, you did not think so. That's the reality. Many foreigners who come from England or America are overwhelmed and become cleaning staff. Believe me that even poorer countries are better, but the only great thing in Switzerland what nobody wants to say is the money you get every month. It is almost sick how much people save the money. In the system of Switzerland a hole that will one day collapse.
Liebe Alux.com
Ich lebe in der Schweiz und dieses Video, dass sie gemacht haben, ist ... nicht wahr. Es stimmt schon, dass es schön, sauber und reich ist. Sie vergessen jedoch wie viel eine Person arbeiten muss, um überhaupt überleben zu können. Sie wissen nicht, wie teuer alles in der Schweiz ist. Jeder spart und vor allem gibt es hier viel Rassismus. Tja, haben sie nicht gedacht. Das ist die Realität. Viele Ausländer , die aus England oder Amerika kommen, sind überfordert und werden zu Putzkräfte. Glaubt mir, dass auch ärmere Länder besser sind, doch das einzige tolle in der Schweiz ist, was niemand sagen will, ist das Geld, dass man monatlich bekommt. Es ist fast krank, wie viel Leute sparen. Es im System der Schweiz ein Loch, dass eines Tages zusammenfallen wird.
Proud to be ChiLanka🇱🇰🇨🇳
Peace loving Switzerland is actually a major weapon's exporter. In 2014, the country ranked #2 when it comes to weapons exports per capita. Among other things, Swiss manufacturers are exporting assault rifles, sniper ammunition and tanks to countries like Saudia Arabia, Ukraine.
0:12 something cut there
I like how the actual question gets addressed half way through the video to stretch it to that 10 minute mark
And it was even answered.. incorrectly to say the least
Love u Switzerland feom sri lanka
what if a government begins to change the company-policies to be taxes paid by shared-ownership (between the government and each company) and use the profit to finance the country?
If you are employee, It is good to live in Switzerland. you work high quality job and pay tax. If you are very rich, it is good to live, safe, less tax than other Europe, clean. If you are entrepreneur who want to do your business, Switzerland not perfect place to live. You will burn your money very fast.
Useful, I never knew that! 🤔
Would love some of that riches.
why should we tell strategy to fill the gap between rich and poor of Switzerland, instead we want to know their strategy to become rich and wealthy...
They're many reason why I love Switzerland number one it's banking systems and they supreme democracy
Most Swiss people are struggling because of high cost of living. Switzerland is far from a rich country.
I have been there and I know what am talking about.
"Switzerland is far from a rich country"
Care to back that up? What you have said doesn't seem to be based on evidence.
@@salsa564
It is based on what I saw in April this year. I went to Lausanne, Switzerland. I was very surprised by what I saw. The way I define rich is different from how others define rich.
@@mara6696 it is relatively to other European nations
@@tomgraceffa4401
I don't think so because I live in the UK. Also I have been to Germany, Ireland and other EU nations. Switzerland has very high cost of living.
@@mara6696 yes they have a high cost of living but people have very high salaries generally speaking, so it tends to equal out I think....also I have a number of Swiss friends who tell me how rich their country is
It’s not pronounced Nestlay, it’s Nestle, the e is pronounced like the e in egg.
Switzerland is the best country
My thought to achieve the financial gap, is to grant people of lower who had a stable income yet desires to grow an opportunity to better themselves and their surroundings, this might what you called "free marketing"
its pretty funny you see Bertarelli a lot in the alps and I drive a lot of ski races against his son :)
whats the name of the backround music?
alux didn't tell about your swiss bank account and other accounts?
If you are rich you can afford the new call of duty
Of course we can😉
Grüezi 👋🏽 that's swissgerman for hello
10:00 I live in switzerland and i didn't knew them........
I don't know either ! Because we never looking up to the most richest people in the country and ask them for their money for free 😂😂😂
very interesting. We are waiting for the next video.
Who ever been in Switzerland?👍
*Okey, Don't need to reply to this comment alux, but was I right in that last video's comment about the word at **9:27** something? Don't reply just give some signal that I was right!*
The flag is a square. The flag in your thumbnail is wrong.
there is no strategy! They don't make their money the same way!! The rich invest their money while the ''poor'' work for their money! The ''poor'' need to start investing their money and they will go up the economic latter! And that starts with education!
Very interesting video! Thank you!
Switzerland is much richer then where I live
Make a video on #GOBACKINDIA issue in southasia
ich merk erst jetzt wie anderi Lüüt üses Land gsend😅😅
Fixsing the job market, my curent job dont give pension.
I like Swiss watches and Swiss banking secrecy.
Poud of Switzerland ,i am Suisses have beautiful family here ,Loves Lausanne city🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭
Proud *😎
You’re literally the first french swiss i ever saw. Iam German Swiss myself
Remove barriers to entry so it's easier to setup businesses. Furthermore have people educated in finance and investment so people can have assets
Interesting
thank you !
Great video! You are still going and it's so inspiring for me to keep pushing even more on my channel, thank you! :)
Inequality is a good thing folks!
Good! And as a Switzerland I still denied equality outcome unlike USA politician who wanted Equality on everything without talking about equality responsibility
Allez Xamax!
Do one in Norway
"A large gap between the rich and the poor". There's virtualy no poor in the switzerland, that statement is misleading. People with less money there are still able to have enough money to cover basic needs and still have money left to invest and enjoy life, and that's what's important. I live in a country in which the pay gap is small, but 20% of the population can be considered poor, that's why a lot of people from where I'm from move there. Even construction workers or cleaning staff can have a good life there. I don't care about the wealth gap between "the rich and the poor" (in these case, between high class income and low class income). What I care about is that people with lower incomes are still left with ENOUGH MONEY to not only cover basic needs, but to also have a good life.
Hey alux friend ❤️💙(still long way to go alux friend)
1:01 Or Swiss Confederation
Bellísimo pais
I will do my best someday Alux thank you
Create lottery system 😂👍😉 to bridge gap
Richer than me and that’s a fact
You are a street beggar lol
Switzerland, do not forget to check our faces amongst your lifestyle!
Because, It is an order for me to take my family and come to you but I am not able to arrange anything for the ordered journey!!!
This is something crazy of me, I guess!!!÷×+
Yes 🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭
Swirtzarland 🇨🇭 is rich than Norway 🇳🇴 and Qatar 🇶🇦
Hopp schwiiz 🇨🇭
💎👑🌟⭐️👏👏💯🥰😍, Love you
Ok so what city is the best to meet rich single men in Switzerland?
Zürich, but they don`t meet with Golddiggers like you !
Fixing the wage gap is like fixing the gap between stupid people and geniuses.
You can't.
There will always be smart people...As well as stupid people.
The only way is to lobotomize the geniuses...
Of course that would be counter productive. Just like trying to fix the wage gap.😁
I believe you
When you starre to an Impossible, always close your eyes to really see. Because according to the side of the gap where you currently are, perhaps a solution will be seen. Or not.
Nothing personal, simply remember this: each "stupid" can teach you something new. Or you can figure it out, or life will send this lesson back to you.
Swiss also have the highest debt in the world just ahead of Australia. So does that mean all the poorer are taking out loans they cant pay off to buy houses? and a crash will result there or is the govt taking on huge levels of debt?
In Aust here, we have a massive housing debt about to crash, so i read swiss housholds are in similar debt?
In Switzerland it is better to have housing debt because you pay less tax if you have a mortgage.
@@ilovesuisse1 and also you do not have pay all back the money to the bank at some point, you only pay interest, at the moment for fix mortage 2019 is 0.9% average for 5 years and for the variable is up to 2%👋👋
It's not irresponsibility, it's strategic. The housing crash, no-debt fearmongers end up losing in the end.
Wo sind mini Schwizer🇨🇭❤️🇨🇭❤️🇨🇭
Can you make a video on digital marketing
cut out "we bring you"
"There's a big gap between the rich and the poor" - No shit sherlock!
My dream home. ❤️
🇨🇭👍🏻 we always wonder what the rest of the world is for... 😉
watching with 1.25 speed
Thank you, how can a poor woman like me get help from such rich countries? Am homeless and destitute. Single.
Hey alux friend.you are places every Tuesday we bring you in a site for look passionatic event for all around the world ❤️💙
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Good job😂
BEST ONE CONTENT KEEP IT UP
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