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On that latter point though, go look at a US metro region specific tax calculator for those salaries, then subtract an extra $200 a month (or $500 for families)
by lr4444lr 4y ago
On that latter point though, go look at a US metro region specific tax calculator for those salaries, then subtract an extra $200 a month (or $500 for families) for health insurance premiums, and look at average rent in those areas too. The differential is still there, but less than you probably thought.
- cpsns 4y agoIt's still easily twice what I am making in Canada and our wages are closer to America than Europe's are. The worst part for me is working directly with Americans and knowing they're getting paid for more for the same job.