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Jewells Chambers is a 38-year-old American expat who lives on $73,000/year in one of the world's most expensive countries. She's lived in Iceland for eight years and has no plans to move back to the U.S.

 

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I Bought A Home In Sicily For $62,000 - Now I Live In Both America & Italy​

Stephanie Synclair, 41, owns her own business and makes $80,000 a year. She lives in Atlanta but made Sicily her home away from home in 2022 when she bought a house there for around $62,000.

 

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I Left Wall Street To Start A Coffee Business—Now It Brings In $3 Million A Year​

Margaret Nyamumbo
Despite being a child of Kenyan coffee farmers, it took a trip to America, an MBA at Harvard and a short stint in investment banking for Margaret Nyamumbo, 36, to realize she could build a profitable coffee business while giving back to the sort of farms that raised her. In 2023, her business Kahawa 1893 sold more than $3 million worth of coffee.

Kahawa 1893 Coffee - Powered by Women from Crop to Cup

Kahawa 1893 is a specialty coffee company founded by Margaret Nyamumbo, a third-generation coffee farmer from Kenya. She founded Kahawa 1893 to help empower the women in the coffee trade. We source specialty grade and rare beans from East Africa. Awarded 92/100 by the Coffee Review. As seen on...

kahawa1893.com

 

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I'm A Travel Nurse In A Prison Making $9K A Month​

Kevin Levu, 24, earns $112,000 a year as a travel nurse working in Pelican Bay State Prison. Levu, who studied nursing while serving in the U.S. Army, took his first travel nursing job in 2023 after learning how much money he could make. Here's how he manages his money.

 

[easy_b]

this is interesting. I’m not ready to live overseas right now, but this is very interesting. I said this a few times, but the way the United States and other industrialized nations makes money has to change because we still doing the same shit from 200 years ago and it is sort of outdated, especially when it comes to income.

 

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I Quit My Tech Job In The U.S. — Now I Earn $30K Baking Pastries In France​

Valerie Valcourt, 34, earns $30,000 a year as a pastry assistant in Tournon-sur-Rhône, a village in eastern France. She moved from the U.S. to France in 2022 to attend pastry school.

 

[RoomService]

this is interesting. I’m not ready to live overseas right now, but this is very interesting. I said this a few times, but the way the United States and other industrialized nations makes money has to change because we still doing the same shit from 200 years ago and it is sort of outdated, especially when it comes to income.

Man, after this bull run, I’m moving overseas.

 

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I Started A Business With $1,000 - Now It Brings In Over $25 Million A Year​

Deryl McKissack is the president and CEO of McKissack & McKissack, a construction firm with a 200-year-history. Here's how she's continuing her family legacy.

 

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I'm A Travel Nurse In A Prison Making $9K A Month​

Kevin Levu, 24, earns $112,000 a year as a travel nurse working in Pelican Bay State Prison. Levu, who studied nursing while serving in the U.S. Army, took his first travel nursing job in 2023 after learning how much money he could make. Here's how he manages his money.

Travel nurses make big money!!!

Yeah the healthcare business within prisons are a big business also......

 

[DC_Dude]

Thanks for creating this thread...These videos are always interesting...

 

[jawnswoop]

This a fiyah ass thread, goes to show you can make a lot of money overseas because things over there are cheaper and they pay you more.

 

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I Pay $2,100/Month To Live With 23 Roommates in NYC | Unlocked​

Ishan Abeysekera, 33, wanted to make friends when he moved to New York City. His solution? Communal living in Brooklyn.

 

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I Left The U.S. For Budapest — Look Inside My $560/Month Apartment​

Inspired by a European travel guide gifted by her late father, 30-year-old Denae McGaha moved to Budapest, Hungary, with only $4000 saved, to teach in 2017. She credits this move with enabling her to live a comfortable lifestyle she couldn't afford in the U.S. See how she lives.

 

[bkqns718]

When I see this I think of my favorite rap line "closed mouths don't get fed in this boulevard"

 

[TIMEISMONEY]

Good thread

 

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[DC_Dude]

One of my favorites

 

[RoomService]

One of my favorites

I just watched it, and it was definitely very good!

 

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My Side Hustle Brings In $400K A Year—Here’s How I Spend My Money​

 

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How I Grew A $100K A Year Business Without A College Degree​

 

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We Left The U.S. For Japan To Buy A $7,500 Abandoned Home​