Rent per month = 4k
Food + living expenses = 4k
You save = 4k
PS: All in HKD
Worth or not?
This post has been edited by icehart85: May 22 2008, 11:19 PM
Work in HK, whats the pros n cons
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accounting fresh grad average 12k
Rent per month = 4k Food + living expenses = 4k You save = 4k PS: All in HKD Worth or not? This post has been edited by icehart85: May 22 2008, 11:19 PM |
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QUOTE(SeLrAhC @ May 23 2008, 01:24 AM) why so little 1.... my cousin got 2x ur amount leh... housing provided somemore... transportation also... only food she pay herself I am talking about a fresh graduate working in one of the Big 4 accounting firm. As a freshie you need to work a lot but get lousy pay. Your cousin is she a fresh graduate? QUOTE(vkeong @ May 23 2008, 12:08 PM) wtf food and other expenses and rental each take up 30% of income? Yup, food cost very expensive there. 1 meal can cost HKD 20-50 my food expense per month is only 9% and rental is only 6% of my income seems like HK is really expensive (for basics) I am talking about people like us who don't have relatives there. If you have relatives there cost may be lower because you can tumpang their house and curi makan for free  |
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