Many people cite GDP to show off which country is "the richest" or use GDP per capita to show off who is more productive. I find it more interesting to look at what people end up OWNING and what they CAN BUY for that money.
As long as you calculate everything in US$ and don't adjust for purchasing power it doesn't mean anything. Yes, US salaries are often double that of Japan, but then real estate or even food prices are easily 3-5 times as high. So here's the top 30 of MEDIAN* NET WEALTH per adult ADJUSTED FOR PURCHASING POWER.
The US being way down is not surprising considering that people are notoriously indebted all the time, and buy everything on credit, but it also shows how litte their already small savings can get them.
*Median is more realistic than average here, because in the US the high number of billionaires would actually skew the results upwards, not reflecting reality very well.
@MyLatinLife Ahahahahaha
Visited Brugge with people from Latam this spring. The look in their eyes when they tasted our refined cuisine and products. Yes they have the coffee and cacao beans, but lack our knowledge. Please ask your ai diarrhea to be more accurate.
@L8rG8r007@hispanicnomad My Brother in law is from Norway...
He also has a Brazilian passport.
I'll let you guess where he wants to raise his kids with his Brazilian wife and...
Where he wants to invest and work to have better returns.
Ps: It's not Norway and not Brasil ^_^
@hispanicnomad Belgium made me rich. Not one country that is promoted on x was or is able to keep up with my Belgium portfolio although on paper they look better. They are not.
@renemedici@MyLatinLife I actually live and invest in Latam, eu, Africa... And i sell nothing so i have 0 advantages with my statement.
What you state about Belgium is completely wrong. And it's sad as i see loads of you boys crash and burn chasing non existing fears, laws solutions,...
@765yoshi@MyLatinLife Fucking you do in Latam. Raising kids and stability? Try Belgium π§πͺ
And every latam girls dreams of your EU lifestyle. The best part? You can bring and change them every 3 months without questions asked.
@SartorialShootr True, 100%. I keep saing it... Western Europe offers the best value for money if you look at the entire package. I don't sell anything, I'm just invested globally and own different passports. Europe is where i have my best returns, safest parties and best bang for my buck
@basedlatambrah Latam is for vacation,
Investing is high risk,
Living can be an option if you are truly independent.
But all the persons i know that invested solely in Latam, regret it.
My best returns and value for money are in EUROPE. Then Africa and then Latam. Most headache? Latam.
@MyLatinLife Just travelled from zaventem to the other side of Europe for... 20β¬. So TWENTY euro to cross the entire continent during peak season in 2026.
You are promoting the wrong places mate as that is not possible with Latam airways =D.
@JeremieVaneeckh Tgaat niet om de chiro Jeremie. Ze noemen u chiroboy, pastoor, pater versteylen pedoprins, pol pot presentator, jeremieke het corruptiemieke,... In eender welk uw uniformke we u steken, tis belachelijk karikaturaal. Kies een beroep waar ge geen schade aanricht aan ons, ok?
@hispanicnomad So...
The rental market (residential long term) is quite thin in Paraguay?
Example: if a tenant leaves in Europe... I have 100 candidates in no time (<1 week) for that unit.
On that rent i pay +-10% tax
@JeanDedecker Uiteraard betaalt de verhuurder belastingen en alle pestposten samen geven al een zeer hoge belastingdruk. Het probleem zit in de uitgaven aan de politieke vriendjes.
@JeanDedecker@koja1978 Uiteraard word de verhuurder belast en alle pestposten samen geven al een zeer hoge belastingdruk. Het probleem zit in de uitgaven aan de politieke vriendjes.