Cosa si considera un buon stipendio? Capitali europee a confronto
https://www.euronews.com/business/2024/09/11/what-is-considered-a-good-salary-european-capitals-compared
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Cosa si considera un buon stipendio? Capitali europee a confronto
https://www.euronews.com/business/2024/09/11/what-is-considered-a-good-salary-european-capitals-compared
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Surely what’s considered a good salary in one city wouldn’t be considered good in another one.
>A good salary for a comfortable life in France is around €3,200 per month for a single person
>A gross annual salary between €64,000 and €70,000 is considered a good salary in Germany. This translates to approximately €40,000 to €43,000 net per year or between €3,300 and €3,600 net per month for a single person
>Mid-career professionals in London typically earn between £50,000 (€59,455) and £70,000 (€83,235) gross per year
>A good monthly net salary in Spain is estimated to be around €2,700 for a single person
>A gross salary ranging between €4,100 and €6,000 per month is considered good for a comfortable life in Ireland
I call bs on Helsinki. You end up paying 25% to pension scheme and +30% taxes. If you make more, taxes grow exponentially..
Why, hello there fellow Magyar compatriots.
2k/month net per person for easy-going life in Belgrade, Serbia.
Honestly 2k a month and I can live like a fucking pharao in southern Italy.
Here in Romania the prices of electricity, gas and food are the same, or higher then the European everege. A good salary is around 1500 euros, this is a midle clas working person, with superior education and maybe corporate hired. The problem is the state and taxes, 45% of everiting we win is going to corupt state politicians and theyr friends firms 😉
is it just me or is this useless without purchasing power parity..?
at least the first part, where they discuss actual numbers
Ah, yes.
Bucuresti 🤝 Budapest
Budapest, Hungary:
Monthly Net 2.000€ (gross 3.200€)
Or yearly net 24.000-30.000€ (gross 40-45k) is a good salary in Hungary.
Budapest 50sqr m2 flat to rent/month: 600€
– ALL Utilities: 100€ / month
– Insurance for car: 150€ / year
– Insurance for home: no need for rented homes
– Public transport pass: 24€/ month
– Petrol / Diesel: 1,5€
Groceries: 350€ per month
We have same groceries prices as western european countries. Service sector is a bit cheaper since we have lower salaries.
In Italy around 3000 euros after taxes would be considered a good salary, some say 2200,2500.
Compared to cost of living in Stockholm, salaries aren’t that great. 40-45k SEK is like okay for a single person but you need more if you have family.
The person who wrote it must have been high(er).
“Given that the median gross weekly earnings in London was higher 23% higher than the UK average according to the ONS, a good salary in the capital should be at least between €3,643 and €4,815.”
Warsaw. I thought i had a good salary with around 90k$ AFTER TAX health insurance, life insurance etc.
Then this weekend i had a drink with my dentist friend and he earns double my income wtf. We have very uneven earnings in Poland.
Averages are always dangerous to work with when it comes to money and the making thereof, give me a good median and then we’ll see more proper numbers.
One thing this article fails to mention is the varying cost of employment due to taxation. For instance, if an employee in Rome makes €40k/year net salary, their total cost of hiring to the employer is probably around €100k/year due to all the taxes and social security deductions.
A 5000 net euro salary is useless if rent is 4000 euro for example and food is 1000
Poland; same prices if groceries as Western Europe eg; U.K. English teacher ears on hand around 1500€ depending on school and longevity of teaching. To rent a flat in Warsaw-2 bed around 800 € per month. Crazy!
What kind of estimate is “3900-5900”? There is literally a 50% difference lol