How much money in U$ dollars will I need per month to live comfortably in your country?
The USA is imploding . All responses are appreciated!Cost for home ownership or rent info aside appreciated too.
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If you can do with a small town- rent will be 500$ and above, house 900.
Buying a house same erea (non-press) say 100-150k.
For other expenses including gas u need 700$.
So, you'll get by on 1500 a month.
For Oslo add 50%.
By the way, You're welcome!
401k seems to be taxed (also)
Nope, go to Bahamas Gals, or to Asia. You can google just that, what countries
how zero or low taxes for foreigners moving there.
There is a tax free income threshold in Australia, migration information :
info cost living Australia:
Spring is in the air....>>
It's unlikely anyone of galrads age and level of education/blue collar career could relocate much of anywhere anyway.
Here's an idea. Stop contributing to the problems with your right wing BS, shilling for the loser who tried to overthrow the election results.
It is Trumpists like you who are tearing the country apart.
@ galrads
Like would I have to pay personal income tax on my unearned incomes on a U.S. pension and investments in both countries (the U.S. and new country?).
Cmon now, you're not foolish, are you? If The USA were to implode, what would become of US pension and investments, in both countries..
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So me, I'd look into Asia.
However, you can live cheaply off grid or at the countryside
all across the globe.
Fundamentally, this blog ain't about that now is it.
So me I have an idea: there is a city in the far west end of Sicilia.
The price of those ruins there is low. I'll put up a windmill, an old school windmill in the town centre,
and around it we'll create a cs pensionares village. Only requirement:
you must agree that the 45th was the best pres ever.
month, year.It depends on the lifestyle you want to lead, in the cities it costs an arm and a leg where ever you are in the world;; the country side maybe a few fingers or an arm, set up in the country side may cost an arm and leg but once you have it;; you can easily build on what you have...
at about 500k. All under that is exempt, and its 0.25% of the value above 500k
from which is taxed 0.25% pr year. So that would be typicaly a grand a year.
Not a lot.
So what on earth is that? I thought you guys was so proud of low taxes... shii..
True true, we pay 22% of all income here but in return we have free 'everything'.
Anyways, what I mean to say is: my sympathies on that house taxes.
Sounds like a rip off.
Below shows how my home’s taxes are distributed.
The median price for a house in Australia has reached a record high of almost $1 million, according to a new report. Domain's House Price Report revealed the national median house price is now $994,579, having risen by 3.5 per cent over the September quarter. The national median price for units also rose to $609.642.28 Oct 2021
Council rates represent less than 4% of the total taxes paid by Australians, the cost for those living within the City of Sydney Council (rates) is $708.40. annually, and a South Australian households are paying on average around $29 per week in council rates.
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The Dublin school system keeps our home property taxes expensive and we wish to keep it this way since our schools are rated the highest academic schools in Ohio for the last 8 consecutive years.
so,Government has basically made itself your Landlord,and forces you to rent from them!
I’m happy that it less than my last home’s taxes.