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Asking Amsterdam: How much do you make?

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👉 Join my Patreon community for exclusive content, resources, updates, and more: wwwpatreoncom/davidwenbrbrWhat are your thoughts on salaries/incomes in Amsterdam? And if you don't mind sharinghow much do YOU make?
Comment from : @hidavidwen

I am pretty sure all that mentioned year salary is a salary including everything, and not like a bonus and vakantietoeslag on top, that's how it works here, all say usually main annual no-one counts apart Also the net according to bruno was too high even without taking into account a pension that lovers the NET or you deducted vakantietoeslag per 12 months? In any case I find NL very expensive now And having a child with family earning of almost 8000 net feels now way less than like 6 years ago 6000 :(
Comment from : @anadementjeva4297

as always, people that do nothing make a lot of money, and people who work hard make survival rate
Comment from : @fabulouslivinglife

This people make no money
Comment from : @Tennischamp10

€1500 a month? I think you're hella lucky to find an apartment for that cheap in Amsterdam brI think the €1500-€2000 p/month is more in line with Utrecht
Comment from : @ciciciciciclala

Depressing reality check as it is very hard to live in or around Amsterdam with less than 100k a year at least, without counting pensions
Comment from : @guilledmartin

almost all of these people are expats lol
Comment from : @woodenNL

The consultant lady who works 55 hrs; she’s legit from Deloitte😀😀
Comment from : @krishnakanthmula6223

imagine selling your body for 1400 a month 💀
Comment from : @Pjotrpost

There are only expats in this video Not representative for most of Amsterdam, let alone the Netherlands
Comment from : @sdevries2644

I am from Amsterdam, really Fu*k Amsterdam and the expats, if you are a citizen you can barely live there
Comment from : @ibrahimsaleh4511

@hidavidwen, can you do another one in Amsterdam? This was very insightful!
Comment from : @vincew77

NL was a good country to live in, now it is really too expensive In my opinion East Europe is the best option at the moment ( PL, CZ, HU, RO) safest in EU, cheaper than NL, clean as NL but overall higher quality of life The problem in NL is that, for years now, governments are trying to take more from the rich and productive part of the society, but ultimately doing this damages everybody, poorer and younger people in particular, ie they raised the taxes on rent so landlords were forced to raise the rent,only few sold small houses because was not convenient and invested in other countries This kind of lefty policy have good intentions but, as usual, ends up to damage everybody The country is getting richer on paper but the disposable income is decreasing for everybody Lefty are destroying what once was the best European country
Comment from : @JohnGalt986

26 years old, between 90 & 100k gross anually with 40 days of paid leave I work near Eindhoven
Comment from : @julian5345

How can these people afford Amsterda? I earn 90100k gross in total and already find it hard to afford living in a small village
Comment from : @julian5345

To ask others’s salary in the Netherlands, is something I never thought about I have lived here for many years
Comment from : @pone2376

This maybe out of context (i don't live in Amsterdam) Am a nurse in Nederland (part-time i work 24 p/wk) A salary of €2700 a month (inclusive irregular hours)
Comment from : @gremonde6634

To be honnest try to ask the same questions in Rotterdam or The Hague the answers will be alot different
Comment from : @TheMx5Channel

I was thinking that tax is higher in Netherlands than Germany, but I was wrong, People get less salary after tax in Germany
Comment from : @abhimehta5999

Thank you David It’s a very expensive country to live in 😊
Comment from : @alexat7914

4:18 LMFAO no that would not double in a few years, keep on dreaming
Comment from : @rbs020

They all seem happy Also important 😊
Comment from : @P2309

I earn 3800 net income at 36 hours at the government Its alright, but for a good living standard your wife/partner also needs to works fulltime if you live in your own (bought) appartment
Comment from : @user-oc7uu8ss1x

I wonder how Mutch a chef The partie gets in Amsterdam
Comment from : @jesperbongers9059

I think most people forget to say age and years of experience which influences salary also quite a lot
Comment from : @Scythra

Amsterdam is a big rat race, don’t fall for it
Comment from : @Pinaka1991

Just take into consideration that from this gross salary it varies wildly how much you get in the end due to pensions Some employers give you quite shitty pensions so you save only a very small bit Others are big on pensions and therefore lots of money will be gone into that So for example someone with a 3800 salary could have the same nett salary as someone that earns 3400 It's still yours just not noticeable on a monthly basis
Comment from : @Jerraleon

Man, those are some low vacation day numbers I currently have 39
Comment from : @shadowandreality

The money it’s enough when you have a social house and just pay like 600 € in rent in Amsterdam Still the city is very expensive and it’s not the only place in the NL
Comment from : @venecapop2548

I work partime (30hrs) and my husband works fulltime Our combined salary netto 6,500 We are lucky to have a house in 2006 that cost only 230K mortgage We live here in the south tho We have one daughter and we still manage to go on a vacation twice a year (long distance trip Asia/US/South america) Every month we are able to save atleast 2K per month Im grateful
Comment from : @moraineramirez7477

Great video sharing fully transparent info! Thank you :)
Comment from : @selversenguler

What a shit life 3k fulltime 9-5 and 30 vacation days
Comment from : @OcTane3

Here's another one for you I live in Utrecht, work as a sales trainee Have a monthly Net salary of 2600 and get 37 vacation days My company pays 22 towards my pension too
Comment from : @xXMrHansenXx

Very detailed video Nice
Comment from : @user-cw4xm2bm1i

Love it And thanks to everyone who shared
Comment from : @claudial1614

Great video
Comment from : @tompuijpeNL

Your gross vs and net incomes don't match, my friend Tye nets are too high vs the mentioned gross At least for the first several interviews
Comment from : @adriaank75

"Managementconsultant"
Comment from : @SelfishFurniture91

The most important and physically hard jobs make the least, its sad
Comment from : @WSY01

Senior unemployed officer ☠️
Comment from : @ricardodias4656

To make a fair comparison, the bus driver is already quite "old" and is entitled to (as we call it colloquially), old fart days As a result, he receives extra days off and continued payment of salary, which is why he indicated on paper that he would work X number of hours, which in practice is less Extra note: I am also a bus driver and in the evenings, weekends and holidays you receive extra ORT (irregularity allowance), many elderly staff choose to work during the day, which means they receive fewer allowances
Comment from : @t-unlimited

Yeah yeah it’s enough…
Comment from : @pumpthewater419

Talking only to experts, doesn't portray a realistic picture about salaries in Amsterdam These are the leeches the Netheralnds needs to ditch They portray a picture that everyone can earn piles of cash You cannot The realistic picture is, people coming here, can't get a job or don't earn enough and end up with high expenses The result is they relay eventually on the welfare state on try to leech Blue collar workers are there just to brag and show how great they are
Comment from : @BlackDorakyura

Dutch government fucking over their own people
Comment from : @warrockneurd

13th month salary bonus is because they pay per 4 weeks instead of paying per month
Comment from : @phoebs69

HR professional who lives and works in Amsterdam here (part of my job involves working with compensation data)… if I may, the annual salary numbers they mentioned often already include the 13th month payment and holiday allowance (so often the monthly gross base salary amount is what they said divided by 1396) So the net monthly amounts you listed in the video may be slightly inflated
Comment from : @nhtrungdaniel

Can we like not only interview in Amsterdam 😕😐
Comment from : @weareallpotatos6029

Don’t come here except if you love being robbed by taxes
Comment from : @1BadGamer

Got to love all the people in the comments who’ve never even lived in the Netherlands giving their opinion on something they’re literally ignorant about 😅
Comment from : @Sergio_uit_de_buurt

SAP Consultant 110k€ BruttobrIn Germany
Comment from : @HaciMurat-k3c

33k but that will double in the next two years 💀💀
Comment from : @Distrax

I live in Rotterdam, earn around 65k net (with 30 ruling ), and wife around 1k with part time job, we have 2 kids, house rent is 2k, facilities around 500k, kids goes to the local international school, no car, no luxury lifestyle, not much travels, we just save 500 eur per month and that's all I don't know how people do live in NL with much less income, I guess they now tricks on housing and taxes :D
Comment from : @Nixlaw

Great video pal
Comment from : @ten-ub4xd

Bus drivers help keep the city moving, defo worth more salary
Comment from : @ten-ub4xd

I work as a Senior Data Analyst, 40h week, yearly gross salary is about € 82k here in the Netherlands
Comment from : @DonHrvato

Indians everywere
Comment from : @flipmanonline

65, the goal is 55 😂😂 Why would you work that much for 3300 This lady is dillusional to think she will double this in a few years brI wouldn’t even do 50 hours a week for 8k a month
Comment from : @FarangMike

EVERYTHING BECAME FAR,FAR TOO EXPENSIVE WITH THE EXPATS INVASION THAT KILLED THE CITY !
Comment from : @Hi-xs7wm

You forgot coffee shop owner 😉
Comment from : @takitezy7

I’m plumber in NL self employed, after taxes it’s 5-7k€ a moth 🫡
Comment from : @SzasZuch

slaves to a system that exploits the earth resources,
Comment from : @rensspanjaard

heavy I have to reconsider stop looking for a new job: 35 days based on 4 days work week and great salary
Comment from : @adil1715

The microphone looks like a brush to me 😂 I got so distracted lol! But it’s a really interesting video! Thanks!
Comment from : @0sizhen0

4:51 i was like bro i know this place and i saw this driver before, its Lelylaan station, used to take the bus for airport😂 btw it was 2650€ per month 5 days a week, 10 hour shifts (normally 8, i took extra every day to get some bonus Amsterdam i soo nice when you have good price for rent, but its really hard to find, still would go to work there again!
Comment from : @PlasmaEU

Skipper makes the most lol
Comment from : @jb3274

The thing is, it’s much more complex than this The video shows just one piece of the city’s reality For example, there’s social housing available for people earning less than €55k per year, and many residents either own their homes outright or are paying minimal amounts to finish their mortgages As an expat who came here to work, like many in the video, I recognize that we are in a privileged position This perspective should encourage us to be helpful and contribute positively to the communitybrNice video and best wishes
Comment from : @leocedro1

Why the bus driver makes so little in comparison to others ?
Comment from : @littlebrit

U publish net annual income but I think people are reporting their pretaxed incomes here So the actual net incomes would be less no?
Comment from : @cokrullebol

Uber driver make big money 😂😂😂
Comment from : @Mojixi

Huh? How are those net salaries possible? Let’s pick up the bus driver He earns 39000 eu bruto per year, so let’s say 3000 eu bruto per month How the f is it possible that he earns 2700 eu per month as net salary? That’s truly impossible haha
Comment from : @janter4688

Junior SysAdmin in Amsterdam It's my first year promoted to this role I make around 54k a year with <3 years of experience in IT
Comment from : @Seph32

I earn 75k net and my wife around 42k net (she is a teacher) We live in The Hague We have two kids and childcare costs us around 25k per month (after the toeslag) These salaries afford us a relatively modest lifestyle: we rent, drive a 2018 car that we bought cash and mostly holiday in our families Maybe we pay more for things because we are expats but I genuinely wonder how people on lower incomes cope in the Netherlands, especially in Amsterdam
Comment from : @johnd3426