I will go for the money

15 million doesn’t guarantee a better life for my children. Relocation to Canada is a better option. Not for me but for the sake of my unborn kids

Canada All the way, I believe i will achieve the 15m in less than 2 years. Who naija help.

planetx:
How is making 100k Australian $ dollar easy pls enlighten us with facts not hearsay.

My brother I tire o. People just post anyhow.

If it was that easy I wonder what so many Australian professionals are doing in Western Europe earning far less than that figure. What most Australians have told me is although lifestyle/beach life in many parts of Australia is great and income is decent, life has become very expensive in the last 20 or so years.

They are in Europe not just for "change of environment" or "to experience another culture or education". Most moved looking for opportunities.

15million all the way...who I know for canada

ajl:


You are surely lieing. How many Australians can go to school to pay $60k AUD without student loan or family support. Did you go there as an immigrant with permanent residency or someone who just flew in with a visa and became an illegal immigrant. There is no lie in my comment. How many native Australians have $55k (AUD) in their bank accounts. I am not saying that it's not possible to attain high income in the West but what percentage of Nigerians have achieved that with genuine wealth and 100% assets belonging to them and not the system.

I made another post where I said you can even make your to earning $200k per annum but it's not guaranteed. I know what I am saying because I've been there. Do you know how many years you need to invest to achieve that and what it comes with. At the end of the day the system will take back most of the money. Someone who have the same job in the oil industry in Nigeria will come in to buy a house cash down while you in Canada is still paying mortgage.

Even the personal income tax rate in Australia could be up to 45% in Australia. So better give credible response.

I lived and worked in Melbourne. Young people as young as 25 lived in their own apartments and were doing well. Continue believing that everyone outside Nigeria is suffering oo

frowland:


Sound hopeless in the midst of plenty. Its obvious that many even when you hand them money, dont know what to do with it. Jeez!

Truth is that things are getting worse in this country, holistically speaking, nothing is working out and there's no end in sight to all the hardship and suffering of the citizenry.

I choose 15m. People living in Canada will not tell you what they are suffering over there

AreaFada2:
My brother I tire o. People just post anyhow.

If it was that easy I wonder what so many Australian professionals are doing in Western Europe earning far less than that figure. What most Australians have told me is although lifestyle/beach life in many parts of Australia is great and income is decent, life has become very expensive in the last 20 or so years.

They are in Europe not just for "change of environment" or "to experience another culture or education". Most moved looking for opportunities.

You have your facts wrong. Australia has one of the highest minimum wages in the world. Most jobs in Australia pay far much more than what you'll earn anywhere in the world doing the same job.

I lived in Melbourne and I don't tell you rubbish. Australia is one of the best countries to live in from earning to quality of life to weather by a mile and a half

All of una talking about taking 15m to do business in naija,I pity you...
Even people with better businesses are japaaing!!!
I have seen bank managers relocating.
Please,we are going into another year,lets have sense ooooh!!!
I will relocate,get a good job and in a matter of years,I will buy the business of 15m over and over again!!!
I have people that makes up to 325k/month in Canada!!!
Cost of living and running business is fckn expensive in naija!!!
Maybe if I see 500m,I will stay back,if not,mo ti lo ju!!!

AreaFada2:
My brother I tire o. People just post anyhow.

If it was that easy I wonder what so many Australian professionals are doing in Western Europe earning far less than that figure. What most Australians have told me is although lifestyle/beach life in many parts of Australia is great and income is decent, life has become very expensive in the last 20 or so years.

They are in Europe not just for "change of environment" or "to experience another culture or education". Most moved looking for opportunities.

Entry level software engineer in Melbourne earns $70k. Go and confirm then come back and apologise

Na 15 million I will go for

Am sure if you give that money to someone in Canada, the person will relocate back to 9ja. Seems most of you on nairaland don't have any overseas experience. Sad.

GeneralShepherd:


Oga argue with yourself! You can check my post history. In Australia I lived like a king doing an average job that paid me $ 39 per hour. 1.5 x the rate on Saturday and twice the rate on Sundays.

Go and research on Aussie payscale. You people will sit in Nigeria and be discouraging you people from hustling.

I can only laugh. Let us analyze your lie very well since you think I am based in Nigeria. I wish I can give you my name and do a search on Google with it. So, let us list typical monthly expenses and you list the amount you pay for each. What's your annual tax?

Mortgage or rent, health insurance, auto loan, auto insurance, day care for kids, property tax (annual), Annual home community tax (for property owner, if any), life insurance, utilities, internet/phone; you can add or remove from the list based on Australia context.

To clarify again, the comment you read gave one side of the possibility while a second comment I gave after also gave another (possibly rosy) side. Point is how many % of Nigerians get to that rosy side. You don't just give a one side rosy picture. Give both sides because not everyone would have your level of perseverance, hardwork or foresight. At a point in my life in West, I was at a six-figure income. It took over 15years of investment of time and hardwork after first-degree. And there are no guarantees. Please learn how to advice people the right way. There are lots of immigrant Nigerians living tough lives.

#15M of course. Money dnt grow on the street of Canada, a bat in the bag of an hunter worth more than millions in the cave.

SmartyPants:
After discussing this, will you give us either one?

Don't you think that the time spent on dreaming about 15 million can be used to think up something that will change your life?

Lol

But if this was real


I'll take my chances with Canada

GeneralShepherd:


Entry level software engineer in Melbourne earns $70k. Go and confirm then come back and apologise

How much of that $70k remain in your bank account at the end of the year. And that $70k is the gross income before tax. What's the net income? Look beyond the immediate numbers. Australia has high income tax rate.

I ll pick relocation to Canada over 50m.....you can't compare money to sanity and peace of mind

I am sure u are working 2 jobs.

GeneralShepherd:


A disability support worker with a diploma and I makes about $39 per hour ordinary hours, 1.5 x the amount on Saturdays and twice the amount on Sundays.

The job in itself is not strenuous. If you do the maths you can make that amount of money easy

ajl:


I can only laugh. Let us analyze your lie very well since you think I am based in Nigeria. I wish I can give you my name and do a search on Google with it. So, let us list typical monthly expenses and you list the amount you pay for each. What's your annual tax?

Mortgage or rent, health insurance, auto loan, auto insurance, day care for kids, property tax (annual), Annual home community tax (for property owner, if any), life insurance, utilities, internet/phone; you can add or remove from the list based on Australia context.

To clarify again, the comment you read gave one side of the possibility while a second comment I gave after also gave another (possibly rosy) side. Point is how many % of Nigerians get to that rosy side. You don't just give a one side rosy picture. Give both side because not everyone would have your level of perseverance, hardwork or foresight. At a point in my life in West, I was at a six-figure income. It took over 15years of investment of time and hardwork after first-degree. And there are no guarantees. Please learn how to advice people the right way. There are lots of immigrant Nigerians living tough lives.

I am an immigrant who lived in Australia ,UK ,currently in Nigeria and will soon be moving to Canada.

Your salary in the West depends on the country you live , the type of work you do. Starting salary at Google is 100k , Amazon 120k for a software engineer.

A Nigerian doctor in the UK just bought his house after two years. Nigeria cannot be compared to any western country in terms of opportunities, I can confidently tell you that.

Like I said, I made my first million(naira) within months of living in Australia. I lived in Melbourne for 3 years. Made over nearly 300k in those three years, got a degree to booth. Could have made a down payment for an apartment if I wanted to.

Unless and immigrant is in the West illegally it doesn't take too long to settle in. So biko stop deceiving you people

Bros leave this man i beg, make him they excite himself.

ajl:


How much of that $70k remain in your bank account at the end of the year. And that $70k is the gross income before tax. What's the net income? Look beyond the immediate numbers. Australia has high income tax rate.

zuma4k:
Truth is that things are getting worse in this country, holistically speaking, nothing is working out and there's no end in sight to all the hardship and suffering of the citizenry.

No sir, things are indeed working and I am not making it up. Unless you are a job hunter, under the employee bracket. But if you are entrepreneurial driven, to be frank 15m is even too much to become a multimillionaire.

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MountainView:
15 million Naira without having a Second Thought

When I'm done with Investments here and there, I'll be going to Canada for Vacation.

When you are done making investments here and where? With which money, 15 million NAIRA? In Nigeria! It's like you are still a kid, or do you mean "buy and sell" as investment?

My brother focus.

and when u buy the house or apartment , u just fold ur arms and not pay bills right ? how about taxes ?

GeneralShepherd:


I am an immigrant who lived in Australia ,UK ,currently in Nigeria and will soon be moving to Canada.

Your salary in the West depends on the country you live , the type of work you do. Starting salary at Google is 100k , Amazon 120k for a software engineer.

A Nigerian doctor in the UK just bought his house after two years. Nigeria cannot be compared to any western country in terms of opportunities, I can confidently tell you that.

Like I said, I made my first million(naira) within months of living in Australia. I lived in Melbourne for 3 years. Made over nearly 300k in those three years, got a degree to booth. Could have made a down payment for an apartment if I wanted to.

Unless and immigrant is in the West illegally it doesn't take too long to settle in. So biko stop deceiving you people

ajl:


How much of that $70k remain in your bank account at the end of the year. And that $70k is the gross income before tax. What's the net income? Look beyond the immediate numbers. Australia has high income tax rate.

Biko is there anyone in Nigeria that has 15m in their account at the end of year that is not a CEO? How many businesses in Nigeria make 15m in profit per annum?

$70k is income before tax, it is an entry-level position, salaries grow. You can start your own business, getting a loan is easy.

To each their own, if you prefer Nigeria, your choice. For me after living in 2 different countries, I sure know that Nigeria is not in my plan as a place to raise my family.

I am only challenging the prevailing notion here that people living in western countries are suffering. What you term suffering is even less stressful than an average dude that lives on the mainland and works on the Island in Lagos

Hizzy:

You made sense but I don't know why I'm the only one to like your post

You do realise that 80-90% of Nigerians will take the money with there stereotypical ideas and fantasies of avenues to spend such amount of money, but I believe there are basic necessities we humans deserve, and that the Nigerian environment isn't quite conducive for an average human. The level of negativities even attached to the name Nigeria further highlights my opinion.

Godbpraised:
and when u buy the house or apartment , u just fold ur arms and not pay bills right ? how about taxes ?

So you don't pay bills in Nigeria ABI? Na me dey feed you? You don't pay taxes in Nigeria? How many Nigerians make 1 million before tax per annum?

Like I said most people I know that live in Australia are not struggling at ALL.

Kaymaxine:
All of una talking about taking 15m to do business in naija,I pity you...
Even people with better businesses are japaaing!!!
I have seen bank managers relocating.
Please,we are going into another year,lets have sense ooooh!!!
I will relocate,get a good job and in a matter of years,I will buy the business of 15m over and over again!!!
I have people that makes up to 325k/month in Canada!!!
Cost of living and running business is fckn expensive in naija!!!
Maybe if I see 500m,I will stay back,if not,mo ti lo ju!!!

why you are taken #15M to be a small money is because of the so called looters looting billions of naira daily. If you invest #15M anywhere in the world ur life will change for good.

Godbpraised:
I am sure u are working 2 jobs.

Sure most people in the West work 2 jobs and still have a more meaningful life that an average guy in Lagos that wakes up by 4am leaves homes by 5am and comes back by 10am. Do the maths and still make more money that the said person, live in a safer environment as well

please i need the visa. relocate is better

Your write up shows you never cross naija airport. By the time u work and use same money to pay bills and nothing left e go be u like film after five years for Canada

KINGYAGAA:
I can't even stay back for 50m self not to talk of 15m that I can work and make in a year in Canada.