How Much Money Do You Need To Live In The Philippines? - Price Comparison With The US
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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This video compares the prices of essential items you will need in the Philippines with items in the US, which will give you a better understanding of how much you need if you ever decide to visit or move to the Philippines.
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Thanks for doing the research. That was fun watching.
glad I can give a little insight 👍
Fantastic job… short and concise… as I am approaching retirement I just don’t see how I can do it in the USA… I love the fact that a lot of the people speak English… And the cost of living is so reasonable… The beauty of the country has really got me interested in learning more about possibilities of retirement in the Philippines… I will be watching and researching all I can… Thank you so much for your calm relaxed tone….
@@johnrencher442 thanks for the kind words. Cost of living is pretty good. Keep doing the research and find out whats best for you. All the best in you retirement🙏🏾
1st. Thanks for sharing this information. God bless.
@@slprn67 for sure! stay blessed 🙏🏾
One thing I would like to add the Philippines average wage is $359 a month but they have to support the whole family. Only half of all people are working in the Philippines. In U.S.A It would be interesting to know those statistics.
Yes I almost forgot..Very true. They have to support the whole family with very little.
Me and my twin are here in Argentina, We’re wealthier than we would be in the Philippines, but it’s not as fulfilling. We’ll be in the Philippines after we travel Peru. I can’t wait.
@@PassportDialectic recommend checking the Philippines out at least once 👍🏾
Thank you for the info. Great presentation
@@arbogastosambumbia7649 glad i can help! just trying to educate 🙏🏾
Thanks for the video and sharing the prices, my monthly budget is $1500 and I live in Tunasan, Muntinlupa City by south of Manila. I'm very happy enough not paying any mortgage or rent. I know 5 foreigners living there and all military veterans like me.
@@apoloestrada2908 thanks for watching and thanks for your service. Thats a decent monthly budget. You’ll be fine mostly anywhere in the Philippines
I'd rather live in PH in spite of its defects than in my country of origin in PH I live a comfortable life & my money goes a long way not in my country of origin In life we have to make choices we can't have it all
Can you guide me on how to find a place with all utilities and furniture?
U.S ..wins hands down..
US wins in keeping you in debt for the rest of your life. LOL.
@@BB-dp4kh of course..in certain areas 😁
Is it true that electricity in the Phillipines is very expensive?
@@gif24gt60 compared to other expenses i think its slightly higher but lots of foreigners use AC all day and that contributes to the cost. The place in this vid..electric is included