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Category: Teaching English Abroad
How I live in another country on my journey to Financial Independence
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The Cost of Living Abroad: Shenzhen China
I LIVE IN CHINA! I never thought those words would be coming out of my mouth. Let alone posting them on internet. Teaching English Abroad has given me the opportunity to live in another country and continue down my road to Financial Independence.
How much does it cost to live in China? Is it cheaper than the U.S.? Well… I can answer that question now: yes , but not for the reasons you may think.
To show you an example of the cost of living, I tracked my expenses for 30 days. In this post, I will show exactly how much I spent for 30 days, while living in China. I’ll go over the following expenses: HOUSING, FOOD, TRANSPORTATION, FITNESS, and MEDICAL. Continue reading “The Cost of Living Abroad: Shenzhen China”
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Can you hear me now? The new Mogul in Mobile Phone Service- Google FI
Apple, Android, Huawei, Samsung, Sprint, T-Mobile, AT&T & Verizon. The juggernauts of the mobile phone industry have been pulling the strings of our pockets for two decades. Some spend hundreds per month to operate these devices that are digital extensions of ourselves. Fortunately, in April 2015, a large data company saw an opportunity in the mobile device industry, Google. Continue reading “Can you hear me now? The new Mogul in Mobile Phone Service- Google FI”
Currency Risk (Exchange Rate Risk) & Teaching English in China
In November of 2018, I packed my bags and moved to Shenzhen, China. Unfortunately, this happened to be in the midst of blistering political drama and trade tensions between the World’s largest economies, China & the United States (US). I worried how this would affect me, my salary, and my future. I realized that I my new salary was going to be paid in ChineseRMBand I was now exposed to a new, well new to me, risk: currency risk. Continue reading “Currency Risk (Exchange Rate Risk) & Teaching English in China”