Asking Zurich: How much do people earn in Zurich, Switzerland? - Swiss salaries
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Lovely! I really love your videos and the work you are doing! Amazing!! You have a lot of potential to grow this channel!
Hi, nice video. In my opinion the salary it´s different from what people earn. Before someone receives the salary they already payed taxes to the government, then after that the person needs to pay their rent, food, insurances, medicine/hospital bills, school, transportation and what is left is what they earned that month. SALARY - (TAXES + EXPENSES) = Earned Money. That is the real income every month. In some poorer countries than Switzerland, maybe there are people with lower wages that have more earned money per month then if they were living in Zurich. 5 000 euros in Zurich maybe it´s the same as 1 500 euros in Madrid... It´s just my opinion!
Please make video about minimum salaries in swiss!
yes please!!! I'm a Risk Manager and I would like to relocate to Zurich :)))
Helpful video bruh
❤from India 🇮🇳
"part-time" - 95% ahah:) Pure Swiss)
Haha thank you very much for your comment. 😄
I'm Swiss/Czech, born in Zurich, and I agree. Only japaneese are worse I guess.
@@blackstarmaster7 x 13 is 91 btw.
@@Barbabapanhow much dentist get paid
But she said 7.000 is gross. She said brutto!
My household in Switzerland with 30 years and with an education so ( apprenticeship in Switzerland for 4 years) as an automation mechanic in mechanical engineering, all figures are calculated in the month:
13 x in a year 6700 gross = net 5896
Apartment in a small town with 3 rooms garden and garage = 1300
health insurance = 416
Additional insurance = 46
Mobile phone subscription = 22
Electricity Water Gas(The gas is at the moment 3 times where high) = 120
Taxes(city, canton, state) = 900
Car insurance = 75
Food = 400
Gasoline = 200
Mobilar insurance = 35
State tv, radio fees = 28
Total left over = 2354
Of which I save every month = 1500
For activities with friends and fun = 854
And on decmber comes the 12+13 month salary so I save per year = 23800
Wow hey there! That’s so detailed and so interesting! Thank you very much for sharing 👍✨💯 Have a wonderful Sunday! 🍀
Just out of curiosity, are you living alone or sharing expenses with someone?
Thanks a lot
Thanks for sharing...how much a truck driver earns?
Like atriculated truck working let's say 10 hours shifts?
No sleeping in the cab...
Hello in Spain a nurse 1800 EU......but web have nice sun and many bars....
Great work guys! You can be proud of yourself for doing a great job and providing valuable and difficult-to-gather information. I know how hard it can be to find people willing to interview for a video, especially regarding such a topic as salary! Highly appreciated, a massive thank you to you guys! Hope to see your channel rise. You deserve it!! Best wishes from the US...
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Lovely video, keep up the AMAZING work. I think something that people forget to appreciate is how wonderful this video has been edited by you! It is very well done and the video flows very well. I like the vibe! Keep up this wonderful work. You are bringing a lot of value and if you keep going like this I am sure your TH-cam channel will be a success!
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Definitely we want more of these videos, it's very informative even when people are hidden because they want to be anonymous and I respect that the essential is that we still can hear their voice, thanks for you efforts 😃👍
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This is great! Would love to hear more older people answer this question. And maybe different parts of Zurich too
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Because its a taboo topic in switzerland you will find a handfull of older people that want to talk about that
There probably is a reason that they were not able to get more older people to answer the question. Talking about personal finances is considered taboo by the older generations.
I like it alot how you ask specific questions and also fallowup-questions. It leads to a very systematically worked out, logical result appreciate this alot, it's simply efficient interviewing, yet you're still able to react to your opponents answers. :-)
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Hi Jan and Claudia! Thank you for making this video and yes, please do more of them if you can! I know it's not easy for people to talk about their salaries, but it shouldn't be a taboo topic. Maybe ask in the Paradeplatz area, people working there likely have even higher incomes 😄
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They will just not answer that question i bet you ;)
They will not answer that question
You're very cool to have convinced so many people to share their status quo even with this taboo topic. Very useful info, thanks for creating content!
Thanks so much for your kind comment!! Have a great afternoon.
Great video! Please keep these salary/job surveys coming!
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great video and content! this is such an important topic but there is a big taboo around it! thanks for breaking this!
Came here to watch the video again. Really well done! Feel so professional! 😊 Love your channel and I wish you all the best!
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I saw you guys filming today near the Linderhof hill! 😍 Looking for more videos because your videos help me a lot in knowing more about Swiss life 🇨🇭
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Hello friend, I invite you to visit my country
Wow. So many views. Everyone is interested in relocating to Switzerland, that's why they watch you videos. And these informations about cost if living and salaries is one of the best topics. Keep it up!
Hi. Thanks a lot for your supporting comment!!
Thank you guys! Such an interesting topic! Keep it up 😊
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Loved it ❤ thank you for including a teacher. Much appreciated
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You guys are great! This was a very taboo topic in Switzerland and yet you guys did it great! ❤ new subscriber here! I’m living in Switzerland by the way..
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Hey! Ich entdecke gerade zufällig euer Kanal und musste wieder an das Tutorium von Mathe B denken von vor einigen Jahren. Freut mich zu sehen, dass ihr so unterwegs seid :) Viele Grüße aus Braunschweig
Hahah ah hallo 🙌
Ah ja das Mathe B Tutorium ist schon länger her, aber ich erinnere mich gut daran 🙋♂️ Ich hoffe, dass es dir gut geht und danke dir für deinen aufmerksamen Kommentar! 😋
That was really really interesting indeed! Thanks for this video
Thank you so much. We are happy you found it helpful ❤️
Nice clip guys! As a side note, in Switzerland salaries are not the same in all Cantons but the prices (also those for rent) are not the same either :) The ones here are on the “higher” side but Zurich is also very expensive.
Thanks so much for sharing!! 📝
Yeah you can easily spend 3000$ or more/month only for rent. Parking space another 150$ at least. It adds up quickly
If I'm going to work in Zurich, do you recommend me to rent a flat in a town?
Another very expensive thing is childcare, easy 3k or per month per child. Food however is roughly the same everywhere, as is transport
@@cellperfecto406 for example, I live in a town 15min outside of Zurich.
Trains 6 run times an hour, and the motorway is only 3min away.
Much cheaper than actually living in the city Zurich and you are not farther away from many destinations inside the city.
Very interesting video! I thought that no one will answer your question about salary! Keep up doing a great work!😊
Hi. Thank you very much for your comment and your continuous support. We truly appreciate it!!! ❤️😊
@@claudiaandjan You guys are really awesome!:-)It would be great if you could ask people from Hotels, cafes and restaurants about their salarys
Hey there, you are also awesome 💯❤️✨ We will definitely do that for you coming up in the future 👋
@@claudiaandjan Thank in advance!:-)
AMAZING CONTENT! Loved it
Thank you so much!! ❤️❤️
Finally someone spell correctly Zurich. Thank you!
Amazing video! Thanks for making this video, I would love to see more videos :)
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Hi, please create more videos like this. So interesting! Probably consider to visit different areas like Seefeld and Rechtes Zürisee Ufer, Höngg, and even different cities like Zug, Luzern etc. Thank you very much for this and future videos!!
Hello thanks so much! We will create more videos like this and also explore other areas! Thank you very much for your comment!
And also have a wonderful Sunday evening 👋❤️
Great content guys! keep it up🙌🏻
Thanks so much for your comment, Serena!! Appreciate your support ✨
So informative! Thank you for this video
Thanks so much!! Best regards ✨
Hey Claudia and Jan, this is your first video I'm watching, amazing video!
Subscribed!
Thanks so much. We are happy to have you here 😊✨
Awesome! Keep it going.
Future topic: the skilled worker shortage in Switzerland
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This is non existant. It's just a lie made up by companies to get someone from abroad who'll do the same job for half the salary.
Hi guys, really nice video! I am living and working in Zurich but I am originary from Lugano (Tessin). I am a 100% working mom and it would be great to hear how people manage the work-life balance in terms of time and financial wise: every Kanton is different but I can say that the differency between costs here in ZH and TI is HUGE!! You are breaking some bounderies by making this videos and you are doing it in a genuine way and with that, raising some awareness so thanks for that! :)
Hi Svetlana. Thanks a lot for your kind comment. Your support means a lot to us and we are very glad to hear our videos are being useful to you. Best of regards and have a wonderful weekend!! 😊⭐️
How is your quality of life being a working mom in Zurich? Is it worth to move there?
@@melina_xrist3944 Hi, well, to be honest, it is really challenging! Life costs so much here and both my husband and I are full time workers and if you have no help from family and/or friends, it can become super expensive super quick! Zurich really offers a lot of options but it also requires a big deal of money as well. It is difficult to answer your question because obviously it also depends on your lifestyle and in general either you LOVE this city or you HATE it. I'm one who loves it and tries her best to balance between work, family and children extra curricular activities, as the majority of moms worldwide, right? :)
I would love to know what the cost of living is between Zurich and Lugano really is.
@melina_xrist3944 it is incredibly tough! Daycare costs are super high and you basically work in order to pay for it. I personally work 8.5h a day and I am constantly running everywhere and I am late everywhere. BUT, the good part is that there are plenty of opportunities for the kids. My children went in a bilingual daycare where they learned German and English simultaneously, which nowadays is a richness. And swimming classes, piano classes, tennis classes, acting classes... everything is there for them (although, everything has a price, obviously).
Great video guys! super useful info!
Thanks so much. We are super happy you liked it ❤️
Great video, congrats guys!
Thanks so much!! ⭐️ Kind regards
You have a lot oft different persons there and you are really sympathetic 💐
Thanks so much for your comment 🥰❤️
Swiss people don't really like to talk about salary.
I'm retired now but 300k per year was my average as an IT consultant
Wow thanks for your comment! Have a great day 🍀☀️
Wow that is great, were you self employed or employee?
@lorep7412 I was an employee and the company had a generous profit sharing plan
@@rkw2917 How much experience did you have at that point and what were your key tasks? I am asking because in our company the consultants are doing first level support, c# coding for SSIS processes, SQL reports, support for our resold call-center software while I myself am an IT administrator and had more technical tasks. I wonder if you had more analytic and theoretical work and advised customers or if you had the same or more technical tasks. Would be cool if you could clarify and share some insights!
@TOTFAHRER I was mostly working in back end services (Java)
I suspect most companies are now trying to offshore this stuff
Possibly the current opportunities are more centered around business analysis or development lifecycle
Lovely people, hopefully I'll be moving to Zurich soon. You twosome are awesome.. 🎉
I thank you for sharin' 🖖
Hello thanks so much for your comment!
Thank you for your effort to make this video! Could you please do other cities in Switzerland?
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@@claudiaandjanYes plsss Geneve It would be great!
Very insightful! I loved it! I am a Brazilian living in Canada and we don’t earn that much however our life expenses is lower!
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Super interesting! Thank you! It would be interesting to compare this to Zug, too!
Hey there thanks a lot for your comment! Enjoy the sunny days 😇
Good video, keep going you both 👌🏼:)
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It takes a lot of gut to go out in Zurich and ask those questions - a piece of precious information nonetheless! I'm spreading your videos to my friends .. :)
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haha good job guys, interesting to watch!!:) .... I am from Slovakia and we earn here just a fraction of the salaries in Zurich, on average maybe one quarter...even with Master-degree and lot of experiences:(
Thanks so much for your comment! Highly appreciated ☀️
on the other hand you will not even find a small appartment in Zurich. And if so, you pay 2-3000 / month for rent alone. Salary of 5500 is considered not a lot and most likely you cannot afford a flat on your own. And all those salaries are brutto, means you can subtract 10-30% depending where you live.
I live in Bern also from Slovakia… degrees is now not important anymore I guess :((
Good job guys❤
Thank you very much! 👋✨
I love this video thankyou for making this❤
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@@claudiaandjan your welcome love 💗
Thank you very much for the video. I found it very interesting. Looking forward to see more videos!!
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In general, I found that salaries in my profession in Software Development are 3 to 4 times higher in Switzerland than in the Netherlands. Taxes are about half or less than over here and rents are about 2 to 3 times higher. The cost of daily living like food and going out is easily 2 to 3 times higher and insurance easily 2 to even 8 times. Things like electronics are much cheaper and cars also. So in general things seem very expensive in Switzerland compared to over here. The thing that somehow always amazes me the most is the bag of chips costing 5 and a half CHF or the fact that the Dutch Gouda cheese is most of the time the cheapest cheese available and still way more expensive than over here. Going on holiday in Switzerland is easily the most expensive in Europe for a Dutch person compared to other European countries, but living and working there gives you probably about the same buying power or even better and easily a much better living standard than in Amsterdam. Compared to outside the Dutch cities living and working in Switzerland is even better!
Hello, thanks so much for your extensive comment! We are delighted that you share with us such a thoughtful comment! Have a great weekend 🎈🙂
I've heard that swiss tend to work more hours than their other European counterparts.
Like the average working hours in switzerland is 42 hours but in netherlands like 36 or sth and that swiss employees have to be present from 8 am to 5:30 pm but while it's mostly a 9 to 5 job in other european countries .Is that true? I mean that's what google tells me I just wonder if switzerland lackes that work_life balance that the other european countries have
I'd really appreciate it if u answered
@@illhelpyou3899in Switzerland you work more hours then the rest of Europe, I’m living in Germany and my contract it’s considered full time job for 140 hour/month. Many companies consider full time job at about 150 hours/month. Depending on what kind of job you have the working schedule it’s different, most of the jobs starts at 6 or 7 and it’s usually 8 hours(I’m working 7 hours plus 1 hour brake Monday to Friday)or 8:30
@@illhelpyou3899 Absolutely. In fact, Swiss people are one of the hardest working nations in Europe. Working hard is a big part of Swiss culture, so i don't really see it as a "lack of work-life balance", as we are used to it and get paid accordingly. Employers often times offer flexible time models and other benefits. For example, i can decide when to start working between 6 to 9 am, whatever suits my day the best. But i think the main part is the cash, so we work hard for earning high salaries, disregarding our long working times. But don't take my word for it, i recently finished my apprenticeship and only have been working for about 2 months, so i don't have much experience in the "working market" :)
Can’t agree. Amsterdam is the best place to live in the world
Very good and informative video, interesting to compare the difference between UK and Switzerland
Wow I loved the video! Well done guys! :)
Thanks so much 🤗💯
Thank you very much guys!! So useful! 😊
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Nice! Thanks for the vid, I thought it was taboo in CH to speak so openly about salaries… apparently it’s more taboo in Berlin 😂😅
Thanks so much for your comment, Marko. Very interesting 😊
its not taboo, you usually get an awnser if you ask but its seen as a little wierd. people here tend to talk about this only to close friends and relatves😅
It's not common to talk about the income at all. Even with close friends it's a "about.." game.
Hi guyz ! I love this as I'm interested in healthcare assistant and carers .Your interviews help everyone who think about to to relocate.Thank you
Thanks we are happy to help!
Guys it's really amazing to watch your videos! I wish to meet you in person one day ❤
Hey there thanks a lot for your very supportive comment!
Thanks so much for your awesome content! I'd be interested to see more videos on this topic, especially if you could talk to more experienced people. I'd also be interested in videos on the costs of raising young children. It seems like many people that you talk to have Master's degrees. It seems that that is a more common requirement to get a good job. Thanks again!
In other videos people say that you can survive off 4k per month, how much would you need to support a family? 2 adults + 2 small children. My guess is around 10k per month?
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@@williamrich3909 I calculate around 4500 CHF per month to live comfortably in canton Zurich. You can scale down if you don't own a car and don't mind living in older apartments that are more built to German than to Swiss Standards.
The median income here in Zürich is 8000 CHF per month (working in IT, I earn more). That gives you about 3500 CHF to spend and built wealth after everything is paid, from rent over health insurance to groceries and your car.
And yes, family costs extra. But that keeps the taxes down, so people actually come here for work.
I’m a barber in the USA. I work about 33 hours per week, and make about $80,000 US dollars. I actually have a degree in finance, and would love to come and work in Switzerland though. Surprisingly the barber 💈✂️ position pays much better here in the city of Austin TX.
Hey there, we are happy to hear that you are doing great over there! I hope you are going to have a wonderful start into the week! 💯✨
@@claudiaandjan thank you so much, your videos are great 👍🏻 wish you both the best
Well an haircut in Zurich cost on average $60. If you open your own barber shop and work for 33 hours a week you can make more than $100,000
@@WilsonSilvaPT23 $60 is very high, I was looking it up they appear to be around $35-$42 each. Migration likely has driven the prices down because it looks like a lot of foreigners own shops, at least where I looked in Geneva. But good point, if I spoke Swiss German maybe I’d go. 🙂
just keep in Mind we work between 42 an 47 hours here in Switzerland for our Salaries
Love the content guys! Keep it up !
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Informative video mashallah!
Thanks so much, Umar. Best regards ⭐️
Thank you ..i will go to live and work in Zurich in next 5years100%so your content helps a lot
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Australia and switzerland is same earning. But switerland is 30% more in cost of living then Auatralia.
People ought to be aware of this by now: working with a financial professional may help you become more life-prepared. The fact that I was aggressively cashing out from my portfolio and eventually made over 370k only in the first quarter while everyone else was lamenting the downturn makes me pleased that I was able to contact my coach Frederick Crawford Bangs early this year.
I really appreciate the guidance. Online, it was simple to find your coach. Before setting up our phone chat, I conducted some research on him. On the basis of his internet resume, he seems knowledgeable.
Impressive that Switzerland has decided to pay teachers so well. Overall, as a rich, small country SWZ seems to have prioritised high standard of living over growth (it does not really make sense for international companies to hire staff in SWZ), and the people seem to enjoy it.
Yeah, and check their birth rate. But I guess they will have outside immigration although I wouldn't expect families.
Social costs are way lower than other neighboring countries (especially France and Germany), not to mention the employment law which gives the employer the power to fire employees quickly not like France / Germany (also applies to the employee, they can quit with 1 month notice). Combine that to low corporation taxes and you have an attractive country to do business in with a flexible legal framework.
40% income tax rate. That's insane
@@atilla4352what does birth rate have to do with that
@@benjamins8082most of the countries with a very high living standard have a similar tax rate.
Thank you, really helpful
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Love this video ❤
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Thanks, I've learnt salaries in Zurich are very good. Primary school teacher salaries in UK range from 28k to 40k, half as much as in Zurich
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Yes but the cost of living is likely higher hence the higher salary. Plus they do not have an NHS, just googled the average cost for 26+ year old Is £320 per month. Once you factor these things in there probably is not much in it. Probably still better of but it's not that simple as always.
@@usefulrandom1855 Have you experienced London prices? You'll barely survive on 40k.
@@MrUnlimitedTorque London is the exception, not the rule. 40k is most of the country is a decent life with your own home.
Yeah, id goes germany 2/3 of switzerland gb 2/3 of germany. But take into account the cost of living. As an engineer i’ve seen job offers around 32000 pounds so that corresponds pretty much with my rule.
Great Job! Thanks the valid information.. Now I am absolutely sad. :) I am working at industry, at shift setup with engineering, I am supporting the line production.. With 2 bsc independent degrees My new annual brutto approxymately 39K Euro (390Huf/Euro). The monthly cost is about ~700Euro/month. It is included the house installment, energy prices, TV/Phone/Insurance, except food. Thats, all. I think I earn well, my salary is higher than the hungarian average.
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Great video, thanks!
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I liked that they were very transparent and mostly preferred not to show their faces. I liked it this way. I would have done the same if I were asked. I feel they’re honest, too. ❤I wished they randomly met a flight attendant. I am curious how they earn in CH.
Hi as far as i know, entry level salary for swiss air is around 3k to 3k5 per month :)
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I am not knowing someone, who works as a flight attendant. We are going to make more content and hopefully can provide that information for you in one of our upcoming videos!
I assume based on my knowledge that the average salary for a flight attendant in Switzerland ranges from CHF 50,000 to CHF 70,000 per year. However, please note that these figures are approximate and can vary.
It's important to keep in mind that the cost of living in Switzerland is generally high, and salaries are often adjusted accordingly. Flight attendants may also receive additional benefits such as allowances for accommodation, meals, transportation, and healthcare coverage.
Have a wonderful weekend!!! ❤❤❤
Hello friend, I invite you to visit my country
Excellent video! It would also be cool to know how much scientists/engineers make 😄
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Being a postdoctoral researcher in Lausanne with 2 years of experience (so PhD in physics + 2 years), I earn roughly 85k per annum. I get around 5k after tax on my bank account every month, and then there are a few compulsory expenses such as health insurance. I also get a 13th month every year, so 65k after tax in total. While this might not seem like much compared to the people featured in this video, it is still 3 times more than what I used to earn in France for what was basically the same position, although the costs in France are roughly half of what they are here. I can actually save 2k every single month quite easily.
Hope this helps!
Very nice and interesting video, I like your video style very much :)
Hello 👋 thanks you so much for this very kind comment ❤️💯
This is really helpful. I’m working on moving to Switzerland but for me it‘s a bit more complicated as someone from ‚Drittstaaten‘
Thanks for your comment! We're wishing you all the best as well as luck and strength for your plan! Have a great weekend! Best wishes from Claudia and Jan
you need to be aware of that those salaries are for people working in zürich, besides geneva the most expensive city in switzerland where people earn the most. so salaries are at least 10-20% higher than in the rest of switzerland.
You work for 40yrs to have $1m in your retirement, Meanwhile some people are putting just $10k in a meme coin for just few months and now they are multimillionaires.I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
Starting early is the best way of getting ahead to build wealth,
investing remains a priority.
People prefer to spend money on liabilities, Rather than investing in assets and be very profitable.
You are so correct. Save. Invest and spend for necessities and a few small luxuries relatives to total assets ratio
I urge everyone to start somewhere now no matter how small, this is literally the time for that, forget material things, don't get tempted,i became more better the moment i realized this
you guys are right Fx trading is surely a lucrative way to invest whether you want growth, leverage, stable income or something in between
Looking forward to move to Switzerland in the next couple of years since i am specialized as a pharmaceutical engineer. I looked into the possible salaries in that field and they look much better than in Germany, even though the German salaries are already pretty high (according to Entgeltatlas the average is 6420€). I also especially like the concept of the Säule 3a.
better stay away 😂
Säule 3a is the most profitable of the state-sponsored retirement plans.
Just make an account, pay in the max (direct deductible from your income tax) and buy something that resembles an ETF.
If you are old and retire somewhere else, you may get it back tax free.
Da würde ich dir Basel empfehlen; als Dreiländereck ist es etwas einfacher für Nicht-Schweizer. Ev. auch Kanton Zug, da auch dort viel Industrie ansässig ist und die Steuern sehr günstig sind. Zürich liegt mir überhaupt nicht, das Götterbereich-Getue ist einfach nervig, zudem ist Wohnraum rar und kaum bezahlbar.
Buen video, seguir así! Saludos desde Berna 🙂
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l subscribed and l liked this video. You are very information. Thank you very much. Please so continue.
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Can you make one about doctors? Anaesthesiologists, emergency med, general surgery, cardiology, orthopaedic etc? I think u can find fair amt of doctors outside hospital. Will highly appreciate it
Hi Claudia & Jan, very cool videos you have! one question, what is the average taxes on the income in Switzerland? I was curious as you usually speaks about the "brutto" income. Thank you and keep up the good work! :) ciao Johan
Hi Johan. Thank you very much for your comment. According to HSBC, “the maximum overall rate of federal income tax is 11.5%. The various cantonal and municipal taxes are also levied at progressive rates, with a maximum combined cantonal and municipal rate of approximately 36%. In addition, cantonal and municipal net wealth taxes are levied.” Best regards!
@@claudiaandjan thank you! than it is very good salary in Switzerland :)
to give you an example: I know someone who earns 75k netto a year. That person pays about 10k in taxes and puts about 10k into an additional retierment fund and life insurance. That leaves them with 55k a year or 4.6k a month. Health insurance is about 400 a month, rent and utilities about 2k. Leaving them with 2.2k for food, transportation and so on.
@@acousticblogging And concidering the prices for food, transportation and activities outside your home, 2.2K is not that much in the end, lol.
@@acousticblogging 10k taxes on 75k income despite additional (tax-deferred) retirement contributions? Maybe consider moving. When I made that much I definitely had more discretionary income. For other readers: Life insurance is not mandatory - you can get it or not - same as a gym membership, so I would not consider it a deduction.
Great Information Guys...l would like to hear more salary info about older settled swiss people 😀
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Really really beautiful video!!
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Thanks for this very informative video!
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The fact a 5th grade part time teacher makes 84k is insane
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I wouldn't call 95% part-time, that's almost full time 😂 that's just like working 2h less per week
Part time for teachers means something else tho. For example working 100% might mean working only 6 hours and not 8.5h
A teacher might also teach a 3 hours class but then spend the rest of the day preparing material, grading tests etc.
that should be everywhere
Teacher in Switzerland salary is veryyyyyyyyyyyy high everywhere
Very insightful. I think it would also be interesting to know how many hours per week do they work (40/42) and for the people that answer with the monthly income, if they receive a thirteenth salary. Also, what are their approx. monthly expenses in Zürich :)
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It's usually 8 hours and 12 minutes a day for most here in Zurich. At least to my knowledge and basing it off how much people work in my company
Working hours across most of Europe are 8hrs or less a day. Sunday = no work allowed unless permitted to do so. More than 8hrs is applied for in advance. Most companies go by 13 month salary. Im also speaking from my personal exp living in Germany and having also through my company worked in many EU countries.
Lawyers usually 50h/week, doctors 54-56, engineers 42, architects 42. School teachers a lot less, but with a lot of preparation/ homework grading lots of holidays, so prob 40. Usually monthly income is directly a 13th of the annual salary. Monthly expenses 2200 for a student with discounted meals in a 3person flat. 4500.- alone, very small flat in the outskirts, no car, not a lot of eating out. 3 1/2 bedrooms in the outskirts start at 2100. In the center 3000+. Unrenovated flats can be cheaper.
Amazing entry level salaries!
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Interesting video. The industry you are in as a huge impact on your salary in Switzerland in general. For the same job in different industries you might earn until twice less. Other than that, great job and keep doing some more videos 😊
Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts and for your support 😊
I have question when the girl said my salary 7000 Swiss Francs is that after tax cut or before tax cut ? How how much tax apply to the salary ?
you assuming that they have the same job. but usually it is completely differnet jobs, even if they called the same. software engineering, for example, you can do SE in ML, you can do SE in hardware, and you can do SE in websites. this is 3 completely different jobs with its own labor markets, and for each of them would be differnet salaries, because of the different demand and supply on the market. Also some people can get x2 salary just for being good at interviewing and negotiating the salary for the exactly same position.
and this reasoning wasn't considering industry at all. in software engineering I see that there could be kind of industry influence but its rather small, something like 5-10% in most cases, which is minor comparing with other factors
so you kind of jumping to conclusions
Hi you should do it also in Bern and geneve , that would be helpful
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Very interesting and crazy salaries.
However, I would have asked these questions too: Did u always wanted to become XY? Why did u choose this position? OR Are you happy with your salary? If they do something else then what they have studied, I would have asked: Did ur degree help with it/are u happy w/ your degree or could u get into this job with a different background (if they know obv.)? Are u happy with your job?
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It was not a video about happiness but about which salary for which job.
I'd love to hear more about tech salaries. Cybersecurity / Information Security Management etc. or even teamlead, head ofs.
Thanks for your comment, we are taking note 🤗🎉
Dear Claudia and Jan, very thanks for complete and necessary information about Switzerland. I think it will very help for those wont to vocation and living Switzerland in future. truely, I find first time such youtube channel that not only give information about cities' beauty but also living expenditure, costs and salary about that. My ask for you, please name the TH-camrs (if there are), which give such like of information, cost of living, prices, monthly salaries . etc.. like your channel, another part of Europe , USA , Uk . etc. Thank you in advance
Great country to live in. I studied in Switzerland, back in the 90s, and did an internship of 6 months in Zurich. I was already making 1500CHF a month as an intern, in the 90s.... not too bad.
Hey there thanks a lot for your comment! Wow the 90s that is already some time now haha 😀🙂 Where did you end up if I may ask? Have a wonderful weekend!
@claudiaandjan After several years living in different places, Frankfurt, Barcelona, Madrid, I ended up in my hometown, Marbella . You too, have a nice weekend
A friend of mine recently did a internship in some village in SG and earned 2000CHF per month.
@@E85stattElektro because switzerland always had a very low inflation, its the lowest in Europe for inflation and has ever been the lowest. but maybe since internship last 3-4 years the salary increase a little bit year by year during the internship i suppose.
Great video!
Thank you very much!! 😊
Que simpática la chica! 😊
The most interesting answer was simply the figures, I didn't really expect everyone to have such decent salaries. Also wow, you seem like a very nice couple/team.
If you would like an idea for your next video, it might be interesting to ask HOW people got their jobs. Something like "What's your field and how did you get into it?" 😁
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The cost of living is reflected in the salaries. In Switzerland you NEED a diploma or / and certified qualifications in your respective field to get considered for job offers and getting the salary your accomplished peers get. It’s quite a strict culture in this regard. Exceptions are not common and speak to your performance and the expectations placed in you.
salary can help but actually what is more important is what is the savings ability. How much money are you putting aside for investment or for growing your networth.
Even older people would answer this question. What do you or have you done to grow your net worth. This sort of questions will reflect living cost of a specific city or country
I completely agree.
Thank you for sharing 😊
That depends on whether you are European or from the third world. Here in London I met some people from Africa and India who live like dogs - in crammed sub standard accommodation,eating rice every day, not going out or having any social activities to save maximum amount of money. European people are not accustomed to such extremes and would not sacrifice their entire lives in exchange for cash
So helpful thabk you🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
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This video is very insightful , I'm from Java Indonesia❤
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Just keep in mind that everything is expensive here. For example 1 big mac medium menu costs 15 swiss francs rougly 16 usd. You have to pay for every service not like in other European country.
Hello, thank you very much for your comment you bring up a valid point! Have a wonderful weekend ❤
Still, when they go abroad for vacation they will feel like millionairs
I was quite surprised how no one seemed to hesitate to answer your questions. Maybe it was the context of your initial meeting that wasn't shown which gives this false impression, but if not, I thought people seemed very open.
Hello, yes we talked before with people. We always ask if it is okay to interview them and also if they prefer to show their face or not and also ask them the question beforehand. We ask many many more people in the video, who were saying no and some of the ones, who you are seeing were hesitating, but than agreed but e.g. not showing them at all of from the back 👍😃 But we do not film without their permission. Hence you do not see the initial approach of us towards them, which takes a lot of time.
great content!
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@@claudiaandjan I'd love to see more videos like this (longer videos with more interviews and more different industries)
Hey there, thanks for your comment. We will take it into account!
nice vid! Yes it would be interesting to see what older people answer to this question... like 40-65 ;)
Hello thank you very much for your answer. We will try in the future to talk to some more experienced people, however as you may imagine it can be challenging. So wish us luck 😃🍀✨ Have a good week!
I work in IT, around Zurich - 128K base salary, 15+ years experience. But I’ve been made redundant recently. And I am looking now for around 200k chf total compensation.
Net I get 6k per month, working only 60% that is 3 days per week…
Wow thanks so much for sharing! That is really interesting ❤️☀️ What do you mean with made redundant? Sounds pretty good to be honest working 60% and still getting a good salary 🧐😃✨🌞
@@victorantos
6k euro or 6k $ ???
yes @@kashifshakoor5861
@@kashifshakoor5861 yes
In retail in shops is about 4300-5000 per month
Thank you very much for your helpful comment! ❤️ Very interesting ✨🙌
In zurich? Also is this brutto or netto?