100k in Amsterdam? Work, money, and living costs in the Netherlands

Here, I asked a business owner, someone who works in the property sector, and a fashion marketing employee about their work in Amsterdam, and the financial aspect of living here.
Soon, I will also upload videos of other people speaking about their jobs and finances in Amsterdam.
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[@pascalstraetmans5598]

Made me kinda curious what the first guy is doing for living :D

[@TheMovementHub]

Well, he mainly builds his own websites from which he profits. I can imagine through ads, etc.

[@boukekingma8550]

I’ve met people who work full time on a 40h workweek basis… Of which some of them practically work 70h a week. This gentleman has a nice life 👌🏽

[@TheMovementHub]

In what field did they work in? Because the Netherlands is often known for a comparably good work-life-balance.

[@tim3440]

@@TheMovementHub Honestly that is BS. I have mates in higher function in Finance/Insurance kinda work and they work by law 40 hours a week but they work way way more if you include everything. Bit its just more informal work.

[@TheMovementHub]

Oh yes I also know people in similar functions who work like that. But I guess that is kind of normal in those high-level jobs or those that involve commission (like insurance). The harder you work, the more you earn.

[@randar1969]

Now try someone on social minimum (1300 euro's) in Amsterdam, how do they cope?

[@TheMovementHub]

I guess in that case moving out has to be the way to cope. Anything else I consider difficult. Or you're extremely lucky with your rental contract/live with family.

[@ProfesionalAP]

Who earn tha?

[@bombmanNL]

1300 is below minimum wage so absolutely unrealistic example

[@TIAID-ct4ov]

@@bombmanNLSociaal minimum is niet hetzelfde als minimumloon...