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Wage - Expenses = It Doesn't Add Up!!! [33]
Hi, I know this kind of topic has been raised before, but perhaps people have new opinions of it.
If I were to move to Poland, I don't know how I would survive. My calculations show that I would be making negatives.
My job (Engineering, English) would get me ~1700zl a month.
A decent 1 room apartment/unit would run me in at $1500. So thats out of the question. I would have to settle for renting a small room for $1000zl.
That leaves me with $700zl for food, living supplies, transport, bills (water, electricity, phone), etc.
Bills would cost around $300 a month. So $400 is left.
Food could cost around $400 a month (and thats limiting), so so now I have $0.
I don't know how much cost living supplies and transport for a month, but I won't be able to afford them, let alone buy myself anything I would like.
Did I miscalculate something?
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