Happy for Pao and Tin! I remember may nagtanong sa akin before moving to Canada if kakayanin daw ba nila dito (Victoria), knowing na malaki tax and isa sa pinaka mataas ang cost of living. Sabi ko, kung nakaya ng iba, bakit di niyo kakayanin? Whether you think you can or can't, you are right. It's all in the mindset. I'm glad that they took it as a challenge and like this couple you featured, they're also doing well. Sa mga nagdadalawang-isip to move to Canada dahil comfortable na ang buhay sa Pinas, just remember what it took to get you to that kind of level (assuming that you did it on your own) --- you took risks, a good amount of grit and faith, in God, in your self and in your partner. You get what you deserve. If dito i-apply yun, you will benefit from the quality of life that Canada has to offer.
Canada has good healthcare assistance - we don’t pay our doctors here ; yes taxes are high but the government gives benefits - they assist the Seniors here - GIS / OAS - retirement here has more benefits ‘ ! Canada has good discipline here - environment, traffic , waste management, foods are better in farm harvests - fresh & real nutritious , our prescribed meds are free ! I like how they respect other cultures , as Canada is diverse in nature ! Canadians are non discriminatory! They respect other races ! I love Canada and I am proud to be a Canadian - Filipino !
Sa Spain mga Spanish Citizens nag protest ngayon sa government nila para paalisin mga Tourist dahil sa dami ng TOURISTs arrival YUNG COST OF LIVING TUMAAS yung housing nila TUMAAS ang rental, lahat TUMAAS, pwedeng mangyari yan sa Canada mga Canadian citizens mag protest dahil sa flow ng immigrants TUMATAAS ang Cost of living TUMAAS lahat baka paalisin nila mga migrants.
Canadians, typically, would not discuss their income / salary openly with other people. It's one of the things they would rather keep privately. Pero iba ang mga pinoy they love talking about it especially kung "malaki ang sweldo". I'd guess they are just being proud of they have achieved. Interesting...
Maganda itong mga interviews na kakapulutan ng magandang inspirasyon ng mga filipinos na mangarap namab ng mas magandang buhay kung hindi man sa sariling bayan ay doon sa ibayong dagat.
Work ethics here is very important & the value of respect of human workers is highly practised ! Workers are protected in their rights ! I am proud as a Canadian citizen !
In my opinion kahit saan ka kung talagang e bless ka ng Dios dahil sa pagsunod sa kanyang kalooban mararanasan mo pagpapala kahit sa Pilipinas ka lang.
Almost 32% tax tlga satin. Hindi lng salary, pati profit sharing, incentive 32%. Tapos un General Mgr, mga VP, CEO 32% din. Kaya ang talo un nsa middle- the working class. Dito sa Canada, fair enough, the higher ur salary the higher ur taxes are. And at least dito you can feel that the system of the govt is working. Not perfect but working!
200K/month na sweldo ng nurse. Pwedeng mangyari, gaya noon covid pandemic na binigyan ni Pres. Duterte ng extra benefits, allowances ang mga nurses as frontliners, noon yon, Pero ngayon, na 200k/monthly. I don't believe.
Yes correct Ms.Ina .sobrang laki rin ng tax dito sa Pinas.and about sa job description medyo di nalalayo dito sa pilipinas din. maaaring sa company nila over manpower sila kaya di sila nahihirapan.
@ Ina, hello to you and keep up your momentum in vlogging! I can relate to your guest kasi halos pareho kami ng story. I'm here with my husband in Ontario and we migrated in 2022. The demographic of Filipinos who are migrating to Canada have evolved over the years; meaning, hindi lahat naghihirap sa Pilipinas kaya gustong manirahan abroad. I enjoyed your episode and more power to your channel! :)
Ang problema 200K nga ang kita sa Pinas kaso pag nagretire ka yare ka sa medical bills! Sa Canada pag retire mo may peace of mind ka dahil sa free healthcare!
Hi, it was so nice to see u in person, I have to think twice if t’s you but when I seen ur t shirt with CNN logo, I said to myself, I have to talk to you, omg ur so young , u look like a teenager, anyway , so proud to meet you, hope to see you in Windsor 😄
Wow you can save 10 k just from your pay that is like 40 k a month you are earning just your salary half million dollars a year , you are very lucky my son and daughter in law are both doctors are earning less than that.
Mapapasana all ka na lng sa laki ng sweldo nila hehe. For reference lang, "For 2024, the maximum is $31,560 for taxpayers with at least $175,333 of earned income in 2023"
Better Canada 🇨🇦 than Philippines. I used to work in PLDT for more than decades with many huge benefits I have never regret to avail manpower reduction program from PLDT i am more happier here in Canada living in Langley B.C 1hour only drives to Vancouver downtown 😊. Let s enjoy life in Canada mga noypi 😊
Sa ngayon may baon kang milyones sa Canada kapag naubos yan dyan niyo mararanasan ang hirap pala magtrabaho sa Canada, yung kikitain niyo mapupunta lang sa bills.....
@@TengCollabtes yes same din naman Dito sa Atin dahil sobrang mahal ng health insurance at school tuition.at Ang worse is pag retire mo Doon mo mararamdaman Ang pagkakaiba natin sa Canada .yong value ng retirement mo compare sa kanila 40x more than sa kanila.better work sa Canada at dual citizen ka tapos Philippines and Canada Ang retirement plan mo.opinion ko lang to ha at experience ko lang naman ito.
Sa aking opinyon, kung kumikita ka ng malaki sa Pinas ay subukan mo munang magtayo ng isang business na sa palagay mo ay kaya mong palaguin, tama! maganda (daw) magtrabaho at tumira sa ibang bansa gaya ng Canada,yun ay kung makakakuha ka agad ng visa at work,if not think twice,bqkq mafrustrate kayo sa expectations nyo.lf ever na gumanda ang business nyo ay isip pa din.
It’s his decision pinag aralan nya yang mabuti.Sa future ng mga bata, d recognized ang education ng ibang bansa ang education ng pinas at pagtanda nya me pension at free Medicare
I feel the same way I leave also an almost 6 figures salary sa pinas sa isang malaking international comapany sa isang pinakamalaking project ngayun sa pinas hope I can mange to be successful dito sa canada
The Philippine western mentality that conditions in life is better in the western world no matter what - is prevalent. Emigration is in the Filipino blood. Maybe it’s not all about money. Maybe it’s about being in Northern America, experiencing living and working here, (US /Canada) that matters. I don’t think it’s a bad thing. My two cents.
Health care system is based on the triage system. Kung ano yung ginagamit in time of war, wherein patients are prioritized based on urgency. I don't see any wrong with that. It's just that people have a sense of entitlement because we are all paying taxes. People have all the right to ask the question, why are the worst cases being prioritized and not them. I get that. Nonetheless, I don't really mind this system.
I guess you havent experienced waiting for years just to get a hip surgery barely able to walk due to pain or waiting for a tumor to get bigger while waiting a chemo.
@@teekbooy4467 Actually I'm waiting for a surgery for my knee now. When I had a tumour removed since it was benign, I had to wait too. So I know what I'm talking about.
@@SigDeLeonjust on the news Edmonton man diagnosed with cancer has yet to see an oncologist after 2 months still waiting. Like they say in Canadian healthcare one will die waiting to be treated meanwhile in America they will treat you asap even in the Philippines if you have the money
@@teekbooy4467 can you send the newsclip. In Canada you can sue government for outright negligence. This is what North Americans are very good in sucking money from someone else.
@@teekbooy4467 can you send me the newsclip so I can understand the context? Is the cancer benign or malignant? Context is important in discussing issues like this so people will not be misled. I want to know if there was negligence on the part of the doctor/nurses in the news you're talking about. This is what north americans are very good at, suing people because they know they can make money. As long as they follow the what's in the process and procedures, health care professionals are protected.
Sa aking opinion ganyan na salary sa pinas 200,000 monthly or kahit 100,000 nalang matira bawas tax, sss, etc. ay hindi na ako pupunta ng Canada. Hindi niya pinag-aralan na subrang mahal ng renta ng apartment sa canada lalo na vancouver siya nakatira, tapos ang mahal pa ng bilihin dito dollar ang presyo may kaltas pa tax kung i-compare sa Pinas ay halos times 3 ang presyo ng canada or higit pa. Tapos ang buhay mo dito sa canada puro trabaho dahil 6 months ang lamig dito kahit nasa sasakyan ka nagdrive nakakabweset ang snow at nakakatamad na ilabas ng bahay dahil malamig. Yung healthcare ipagmamalaki mo ang pangit ng serbisyo sabi ng mga katrabaho ko hindi sila nagsisinungaling dahil na-experience nila. Sa Pinas ay hindi mapapantayan ng pera ang ang magandang weather walang snow buong taon at pwede ka maglaro ng sports sa labas araw araw. Kapag lumabas ka ng bahay hindi nakakadepress ang paligid dahil may mga tao sa labas hindi kagaya dito sa canada na walang kataotao sa labas na parang zumbie ang lugar sasakyan lang ang dumadaan. Sa pinas makabili ka ng mga preskong gulay at isda hindi kagaya dito sa canada halos frozen at galing pa ng ibang bansa. At maraming pang advantage ang Pinas mahaba na ang paliwanag ko at ang aking conclusion ay pumunta ako ng canada dahil maliit ang sahod ko sa Pinas.
Kung ikaw siya. Kaso hindi ikaw siya dahil malayo kayo dahil ikaw nagsabi wala ka pera kya pumunta k ng canada. Siya pumunta ng canada dahil hindi sa wala siyang pera. Siguro may hinahanap siya na wala sa pinas. At may plano siya na iba din sayo.
@davince1212 toxic pinoy gonna toxic pinoy. Always people like you with crab mentality na walang napupuntahan. Learn to be happy for others para mas happy ka sa sarili mo.
If you watched the entire video, you would know that he already exceeded his target income. So he took the risk. And obviously, he has the right skills and the confidence that he could get to management.
if you are earning 200,000 in pinas, no need to go to Canada where the cost of living is getting higher and the quality of life is no longer good as before.
if 200k na net income po NOT GROSS, at free education like scholar mga kids until college, at kasama n insurance at healthcare ng buong family sa pinas pa rin dapat, otherwise, better pa rin sa Canada
Ang mga nurses naman di nakakakuha ng full time, part time, part time lang lalo nasa US, daming hospital, konting pasyente at di naman registered nurse bagkus LVN or LPN or CNA.
There’s nothing special about what he did actually. Imagine, you have a Nurse Wife who can earn double of what he’s making. So, what he’s earning in the Philippines doesn’t matter because of the Wife’s potential earning in Canada. Situation will change if the wife isn’t a Nurse. The bragging of his 200k salary in the Philippines vis-a-vis potential 500k salary of his wife is a non-sense. In the USA, a Nurse can raise a family of 4 without the other spouse working at all. Sigurado ako, daming Rolex ni sir, laki ng sweldo eh😂🤣😅
maam ina., tanong ko lang po.. wala po itong kinalaman sa video na ito.. halimbawa po ang sahod sa job contract po na pinirmahan ng employee is above minimum po xa per hr, un ba talaga ang mkuha nya na sahod per hr? bawal po ba un na gawin xang minimum wage ng employer?
No, all income,around the world are subject to tax, unless under the table, pero Sabi mo may contract, so hindi buo ung makukuha nya. Hourly rate minus taxes
@@LasFilipinaMasFina i mean sa contract kasi niya is 25/hr po .. pero kung ang ibigay ng employer is minimum lang, wala ba tayong habol kung hindi xa nagfollow sa contract na 25/hr? at minimum lang ang binigay ng empoyeer? ung sa tax po, opo normal po un na may deduction po...
Happy for Pao and Tin!
I remember may nagtanong sa akin before moving to Canada if kakayanin daw ba nila dito (Victoria), knowing na malaki tax and isa sa pinaka mataas ang cost of living. Sabi ko, kung nakaya ng iba, bakit di niyo kakayanin? Whether you think you can or can't, you are right. It's all in the mindset. I'm glad that they took it as a challenge and like this couple you featured, they're also doing well.
Sa mga nagdadalawang-isip to move to Canada dahil comfortable na ang buhay sa Pinas, just remember what it took to get you to that kind of level (assuming that you did it on your own) --- you took risks, a good amount of grit and faith, in God, in your self and in your partner. You get what you deserve. If dito i-apply yun, you will benefit from the quality of life that Canada has to offer.
Canada has good healthcare assistance - we don’t pay our doctors here ; yes taxes are high but the government gives benefits - they assist the Seniors here - GIS / OAS - retirement here has more benefits ‘ ! Canada has good discipline here - environment, traffic , waste management, foods are better in farm harvests - fresh & real nutritious , our prescribed meds are free ! I like how they respect other cultures , as Canada is diverse in nature ! Canadians are non discriminatory! They respect other races ! I love Canada and I am proud to be a Canadian - Filipino !
Canada or Switzerland? Saan mas maganda
Pag skilled ka sa pinas, you will survive anywhere
Sa Spain mga Spanish Citizens nag protest ngayon sa government nila para paalisin mga Tourist dahil sa dami ng TOURISTs arrival YUNG COST OF LIVING TUMAAS yung housing nila TUMAAS ang rental, lahat TUMAAS, pwedeng mangyari yan sa Canada mga Canadian citizens mag protest dahil sa flow ng immigrants TUMATAAS ang Cost of living TUMAAS lahat baka paalisin nila mga migrants.
Canadians, typically, would not discuss their income / salary openly with other people. It's one of the things they would rather keep privately. Pero iba ang mga pinoy they love talking about it especially kung "malaki ang sweldo". I'd guess they are just being proud of they have achieved. Interesting...
Which is nicer, Canada or Switzerland?
Maganda itong mga interviews na kakapulutan ng magandang inspirasyon ng mga filipinos na mangarap namab ng mas magandang buhay kung hindi man sa sariling bayan ay doon sa ibayong dagat.
Work ethics here is very important & the value of respect of human workers is highly practised ! Workers are protected in their rights ! I am proud as a Canadian citizen !
Pagmatalino ka since pinas matalino ka sa skills mo at iapply mo dito wow... ikaw na... Ang talino mong mag isip sir saludo sau...
In my opinion kahit saan ka kung talagang e bless ka ng Dios dahil sa pagsunod sa kanyang kalooban mararanasan mo pagpapala kahit sa Pilipinas ka lang.
Almost 32% tax tlga satin. Hindi lng salary, pati profit sharing, incentive 32%. Tapos un General Mgr, mga VP, CEO 32% din. Kaya ang talo un nsa middle- the working class. Dito sa Canada, fair enough, the higher ur salary the higher ur taxes are.
And at least dito you can feel that the system of the govt is working. Not perfect but working!
200K/month na sweldo ng nurse. Pwedeng mangyari, gaya noon covid pandemic na binigyan ni Pres. Duterte ng extra benefits, allowances ang mga nurses as frontliners, noon yon, Pero ngayon, na 200k/monthly. I don't believe.
Thanks!
Yes correct Ms.Ina .sobrang laki rin ng tax dito sa Pinas.and about sa job description medyo di nalalayo dito sa pilipinas din. maaaring sa company nila over manpower sila kaya di sila nahihirapan.
@ Ina, hello to you and keep up your momentum in vlogging! I can relate to your guest kasi halos pareho kami ng story. I'm here with my husband in Ontario and we migrated in 2022. The demographic of Filipinos who are migrating to Canada have evolved over the years; meaning, hindi lahat naghihirap sa Pilipinas kaya gustong manirahan abroad. I enjoyed your episode and more power to your channel! :)
I have the same background when I came here. Would be glad to share
Nice to hear from you, Manny! Sure let's have another one about it. Let's email!
Ang problema 200K nga ang kita sa Pinas kaso pag nagretire ka yare ka sa medical bills! Sa Canada pag retire mo may peace of mind ka dahil sa free healthcare!
Tama po ito
The Canadian healthcare system is not entirely free. Nothing is free in canada.
@@Natureslove2418 if you do not know anything keep quiet! I feel bad for your non sense comment!
@luckycharm8888 Obviously, it appears that you may not be familiar with the Canadian system. Lol🤣
@@luckycharm8888 Free Healthcare? In canada? 😆
Hi, it was so nice to see u in person, I have to think twice if t’s you but when I seen ur t shirt with CNN logo, I said to myself, I have to talk to you, omg ur so young , u look like a teenager, anyway , so proud to meet you, hope to see you in Windsor 😄
@@VivianMagcaleng Hello po!! Kayo po pala yun! 😊 Hehe, salamat po. Hope to see you in Windsor soon!
You were part of the WFM here in the Philippines (BPO)
Wow you can save 10 k just from your pay that is like 40 k a month you are earning just your salary half million dollars a year , you are very lucky my son and daughter in law are both doctors are earning less than that.
Lodi ko yan 😂😂…
Hi Ina, what can you advise sa bagong international student but due to several changes in PGWP policies, parang mahirap
COngratulations ano po work ninyo sa pilipinas before and sa canada ??
RRSP has a limit of 18% of annual salary. So you can put 27k for 150k salary.
Yep 18% of current year salary plus all carry forward from previous years. 😊
@@paoloincanada 👍🏻congratulations!!
Mapapasana all ka na lng sa laki ng sweldo nila hehe. For reference lang, "For 2024, the maximum is $31,560 for taxpayers with at least $175,333 of earned income in 2023"
Hi Ina paying taxes in Canada is worth it because you can avail some benefits here
Better Canada 🇨🇦 than Philippines. I used to work in PLDT for more than decades with many huge benefits I have never regret to avail manpower reduction program from PLDT i am more happier here in Canada living in Langley B.C 1hour only drives to Vancouver downtown 😊. Let s enjoy life in Canada mga noypi 😊
Yes! Sana mas marami makaexplore ng opportunities in Canada.
Sa ngayon may baon kang milyones sa Canada kapag naubos yan dyan niyo mararanasan ang hirap pala magtrabaho sa Canada, yung kikitain niyo mapupunta lang sa bills.....
@@TengCollabtes yes same din naman Dito sa Atin dahil sobrang mahal ng health insurance at school tuition.at Ang worse is pag retire mo Doon mo mararamdaman Ang pagkakaiba natin sa Canada .yong value ng retirement mo compare sa kanila 40x more than sa kanila.better work sa Canada at dual citizen ka tapos Philippines and Canada Ang retirement plan mo.opinion ko lang to ha at experience ko lang naman ito.
Sa aking opinyon, kung kumikita ka ng malaki sa Pinas ay subukan mo munang magtayo ng isang business na sa palagay mo ay kaya mong palaguin, tama! maganda (daw) magtrabaho at tumira sa ibang bansa gaya ng Canada,yun ay kung makakakuha ka agad ng visa at work,if not think twice,bqkq mafrustrate kayo sa expectations nyo.lf ever na gumanda ang business nyo ay isip pa din.
It’s his decision pinag aralan nya yang mabuti.Sa future ng mga bata, d recognized ang education ng ibang bansa ang education ng pinas at pagtanda nya me pension at free Medicare
@@franksaria8835 huwag lang sila magaya sa iba nabaon sa credit card.
TENGCOLLABTES, THATS WHY FINANCIAL LITERACY IS IMPORTANT!!! AS A CULTURE, WE HAVE A DYSFUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIP WITH MONEY!!!
I feel the same way I leave also an almost 6 figures salary sa pinas sa isang malaking international comapany sa isang pinakamalaking project ngayun sa pinas hope I can mange to be successful dito sa canada
The Philippine western mentality that conditions in life is better in the western world no matter what - is prevalent. Emigration is in the Filipino blood. Maybe it’s not all about money. Maybe it’s about being in Northern America, experiencing living and working here, (US /Canada) that matters. I don’t think it’s a bad thing. My two cents.
*_ako d na uyy, magbabasyun lang ako dyan sa Canada_*
Agree laki na sweldo mo iniwan mo pa
29% tax means 173k++ cad gross annually. Ano pong industry ang work?
Home is Vancouver 🎉
Where does he work? Ulaga yan
ako rin po, 267kPHP/mo sa Dubai, pinagpalit ko dto sa tim hortons ng CA 😅
Anu po b ang work ni sir?
Health care system is based on the triage system. Kung ano yung ginagamit in time of war, wherein patients are prioritized based on urgency. I don't see any wrong with that. It's just that people have a sense of entitlement because we are all paying taxes. People have all the right to ask the question, why are the worst cases being prioritized and not them. I get that. Nonetheless, I don't really mind this system.
I guess you havent experienced waiting for years just to get a hip surgery barely able to walk due to pain or waiting for a tumor to get bigger while waiting a chemo.
@@teekbooy4467 Actually I'm waiting for a surgery for my knee now. When I had a tumour removed since it was benign, I had to wait too. So I know what I'm talking about.
@@SigDeLeonjust on the news Edmonton man diagnosed with cancer has yet to see an oncologist after 2 months still waiting. Like they say in Canadian healthcare one will die waiting to be treated meanwhile in America they will treat you asap even in the Philippines if you have the money
@@teekbooy4467 can you send the newsclip. In Canada you can sue government for outright negligence. This is what North Americans are very good in sucking money from someone else.
@@teekbooy4467 can you send me the newsclip so I can understand the context? Is the cancer benign or malignant? Context is important in discussing issues like this so people will not be misled. I want to know if there was negligence on the part of the doctor/nurses in the news you're talking about. This is what north americans are very good at, suing people because they know they can make money. As long as they follow the what's in the process and procedures, health care professionals are protected.
wow insurance agent sa pinas 200k per month? sana all
200k annual gross income o 200k monthly income?
tingin ko GROSS yan, hirap paniwalain kung NET yan kc cost cutting mga companies unless n lang member of the board yng employee na ito
Ano bang 200k na sahod dito yan sa canada? 200k cad a month?
Or 200k pesos a month?
Ist before or after taxes?
Curious lng😂
Sa aking opinion ganyan na salary sa pinas 200,000 monthly or kahit 100,000 nalang matira bawas tax, sss, etc. ay hindi na ako pupunta ng Canada. Hindi niya pinag-aralan na subrang mahal ng renta ng apartment sa canada lalo na vancouver siya nakatira, tapos ang mahal pa ng bilihin dito dollar ang presyo may kaltas pa tax kung i-compare sa Pinas ay halos times 3 ang presyo ng canada or higit pa. Tapos ang buhay mo dito sa canada puro trabaho dahil 6 months ang lamig dito kahit nasa sasakyan ka nagdrive nakakabweset ang snow at nakakatamad na ilabas ng bahay dahil malamig. Yung healthcare ipagmamalaki mo ang pangit ng serbisyo sabi ng mga katrabaho ko hindi sila nagsisinungaling dahil na-experience nila. Sa Pinas ay hindi mapapantayan ng pera ang ang magandang weather walang snow buong taon at pwede ka maglaro ng sports sa labas araw araw. Kapag lumabas ka ng bahay hindi nakakadepress ang paligid dahil may mga tao sa labas hindi kagaya dito sa canada na walang kataotao sa labas na parang zumbie ang lugar sasakyan lang ang dumadaan. Sa pinas makabili ka ng mga preskong gulay at isda hindi kagaya dito sa canada halos frozen at galing pa ng ibang bansa. At maraming pang advantage ang Pinas mahaba na ang paliwanag ko at ang aking conclusion ay pumunta ako ng canada dahil maliit ang sahod ko sa Pinas.
Kung ikaw siya. Kaso hindi ikaw siya dahil malayo kayo dahil ikaw nagsabi wala ka pera kya pumunta k ng canada. Siya pumunta ng canada dahil hindi sa wala siyang pera. Siguro may hinahanap siya na wala sa pinas. At may plano siya na iba din sayo.
@davince1212 toxic pinoy gonna toxic pinoy. Always people like you with crab mentality na walang napupuntahan. Learn to be happy for others para mas happy ka sa sarili mo.
If you watched the entire video, you would know that he already exceeded his target income. So he took the risk. And obviously, he has the right skills and the confidence that he could get to management.
yung mga seniors engrs more 200 k ang sweldo uma alis pa rin sila sa pldt
WHAT ABOUT THE QUALITY OF LIFE??? ZERO HEALTH CARE SA PHIL. HINTAYIN MO SI KAMATAYAN!!1
Alam ko na range ng sweldo niya kasi sinabi niya yung income tax niya is 29%.
if you are earning 200,000 in pinas, no need to go to Canada where the cost of living is getting higher and the quality of life is no longer good as before.
if 200k na net income po NOT GROSS, at free education like scholar mga kids until college, at kasama n insurance at healthcare ng buong family sa pinas pa rin dapat, otherwise, better pa rin sa Canada
Ang mga nurses naman di nakakakuha ng full time, part time, part time lang lalo nasa US, daming hospital, konting pasyente at di naman registered nurse bagkus LVN or LPN or CNA.
There’s nothing special about what he did actually. Imagine, you have a Nurse Wife who can earn double of what he’s making. So, what he’s earning in the Philippines doesn’t matter because of the Wife’s potential earning in Canada. Situation will change if the wife isn’t a Nurse. The bragging of his 200k salary in the Philippines vis-a-vis potential 500k salary of his wife is a non-sense. In the USA, a Nurse can raise a family of 4 without the other spouse working at all. Sigurado ako, daming Rolex ni sir, laki ng sweldo eh😂🤣😅
Isa pa to, 200k sa pinas. San kaya yun?
Annual gross income Po siguro
@@jacelpobre ah kung ganun mag cacanada ka na lang talaga hehehe.
@@jacelpobre yes misleading ang title e parang click bait KAYA DI SINABI NA GROSS LANG PALA YAN
maam ina., tanong ko lang po.. wala po itong kinalaman sa video na ito.. halimbawa po ang sahod sa job contract po na pinirmahan ng employee is above minimum po xa per hr, un ba talaga ang mkuha nya na sahod per hr? bawal po ba un na gawin xang minimum wage ng employer?
No, all income,around the world are subject to tax, unless under the table, pero Sabi mo may contract, so hindi buo ung makukuha nya. Hourly rate minus taxes
@@LasFilipinaMasFina i mean sa contract kasi niya is 25/hr po .. pero kung ang ibigay ng employer is minimum lang, wala ba tayong habol kung hindi xa nagfollow sa contract na 25/hr? at minimum lang ang binigay ng empoyeer? ung sa tax po, opo normal po un na may deduction po...
@@user-xj1ms3uz1m consult your local labor office
200k per month? Ulaga yun
May pumunta ka pa sa Canada malaki pala sahud mo sa Pinas.
Napakatanga mo nmn.
Don’t you have dishwasher?