Hello, What's up, Fist Bump. Today, I am going to try a high-quality talk show. First of all, I produced this video reflecting my income, living expenses, and the current cost of living in Australia, as the title suggests. I will express my thoughts honestly. Firstly, I have been in Australia for about 10 months, not exactly a year, and I am still working. Please keep in mind this point. Actually, one of the biggest reasons I came on a working holiday was after seeing a provocative video that you can earn 100 million in a year. So, I was curious if I could do it too. Maybe I thought I could do it. Even though I don't particularly like challenging life, at that moment, I was just drawn to it. Perhaps some of you have seen it for the same reason as me.

I believe without a doubt, anyway, let's get into the main topic without dragging on. First, I will talk about payslips. A payslip is literally like a payment statement. It is important even when you later receive things like pension benefits, so if a company doesn't provide a common payslip, it might be a good idea to question them or have doubts about the company. I have covered the parts with my personal information, so if you look at the parts I'm pointing out, it should be easy to understand. In Australia, it's not a monthly salary concept, but almost everything is based on a weekly pay concept. So, typically working 8 hours a day for 5 days a week, excluding break times, adds up to 38 hours. It's the maximum legal working hours, and overtime is possible, but if you don't want to, you can go home. You can say, I don't want to work, and leave. You can work in a somewhat relaxed atmosphere, and next to that,

The hourly wage is written as 35.93, but just because it's bothersome, I'll round it up to $36. Now, let's roughly calculate. Normally, earning $1,365 per week before tax, when converted with today's Naver exchange rate, it's around 1,230,000 won. Also, in Australia, July marks the start of the new fiscal year, so from then on, laws and such are all reset. Civil laws and new policies are usually announced around June or July. Putting that aside, if we show the payment statements received from four companies from July last year to May this year, it shows a detailed breakdown including income and taxes. Looking at the details, the total comes to $55,204. We will disclose the amount for the remaining two months later. This part, calculating $55,000 again based on the exchange rate, would be done later.

It's about 50 million won, so if you divide it by 10 for 10 months, it's around 500. I would appreciate it if you could consider that. I will put the video link where I work next to here, so please refer to it. I had a hard time because of taxes at the place where I first went, so for a working holiday, you just have to deduct 15% tax. But it seemed like there was a mistake at the company, and 30% to 32% of the tax kept being deducted. Anyway, I was in urgent need of money at that time, so I realized it late and asked for corrections. Eventually, it was changed, but because of that, I had to call the National Tax Service and even the Ministry of Labor here and there, which was a real headache and a lot of trouble. So, you must be aware of this part. You should remember to deduct 15%. In fact, it's 500,000 won per month.

However, to some people, this amount of money may seem significant, while to others, it may seem infinitely small. Like I mentioned earlier, one of the reasons I came on a working holiday is to earn 100 million a year. But if I were to just earn around 6,000 a month, it would mean I failed my goal. But once I came here and tried living, I realized that earning 100 million a year is not easy. It's not something you can achieve easily just by looking at it. Of course, it's not impossible. It's just that I haven't put in enough effort. It's not that it can't be done. If you put in enough effort, you can do it. It's just that I haven't put in enough effort, that's all. So, I tried to pursue my dream of 100 million by getting a truck driver's license separately and moving around the region, but I gave up. I will tell you the reason for giving up next time.

And moving on to living expenses right away, I am currently living in a flat. For those who do not know what a ggni flat is, I will provide the link here once again. These days, as the weather gets colder, I cover myself with a sleeping bag at home. Literally, it's like wearing a sleeping bag when camping. Oh, but someone definitely said Brisbane is not cold at all. Anyway, setting that aside, I pay $300 a week for rent, which is about 270,000 won a week. Of course, it includes gas, electricity, water, and internet. In fact, this amount is considered very cheap. It's not like it's incredibly cheap, but since two of us are sharing it, we split the cost in half. We also keep a household account using Google Sheets, which allows us to organize it well in an Excel file. It's convenient to manage it that way. So, I will show it here.

Originally, in January, it was hot so we couldn't travel much. Two people spent around $2200, which when divided is $1100 each. So, it comes out to about 99.5 won. You can consider it as around 1 million won per month. In April, we traveled and spent various expenses, totaling $235. Although it's not a large amount, when divided, it's around $1400, so roughly half of it is for monthly expenses. For example, around 150,000 won is spent on gasoline monthly, 400,000 won on food, and about 500,000 won on rent, totaling around 1 million won in the early 100s. These are approximate prices, not exact prices. To be honest, when I was in Korea, I spent more than this. On average, I used to spend around 1.5 million won per month.

It seems like everyone, but normally, do you use this level? Of course, we don't eat out on weekdays and only on weekends. The reason for that is because we like to buy groceries and cook at home on weekdays. Also, Australian supermarkets are like heaven. They are so well-equipped for cooking. The prices are very cost-effective, and you can get about 1kg of beef with great marbling for around 25,000 won. It's really delicious and tender. For those who love cooking, it's almost like paradise. Coming here made me reflect a lot on my spending habits in Korea. The video I prepared ends here today. How was it? Some of you may have come to Australia after watching flashy videos with millions of views like me. In fact, money is important, and experiences are important too.

Studying English is important, and various other things are important as well. Even if you just set a small goal and achieve it without getting hurt, I would consider it a successful working holiday. So, I am satisfied with my current life without any trivial regrets. Even if the flow of the video is not good after I honestly expressed my emotions, I appreciate your understanding. Thank you for watching my video, and if you have any questions, please leave a comment. I will make sure to check and respond. Oh, and everything was fine while filming the video, but openly asking for subscriptions is a bit awkward, so please subscribe. It's dirty. Anyway, thank you for watching until the end, and I will see you in the next video. [MUSIC]

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