How Much a Family of FOUR Spends in BGC, Philippines | Podcast Clips

[@TheSavvyExpat]

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[@thecosmicknowingknowing3099]

This is a RERUN Bro or the A.I. GOT YOU.... HAPPY HOLIDAYS

[@romanfernandez4055]

I didn't expect one of my favorite family vloggers to collab with you, been a fan of Livin La vida tagalog since they moved to the PH

[@TheSavvyExpat]

Likewise! We've been watching each other's channel since they were still shooting content in cali

[@mhaecervantes3567]

Happy New Year Savy. Always watching your video. More videos to come and God Bless

[@TheSavvyExpat]

Happy new year to you as well 🎉 God bless and I greatly appreciate your support

[@manilamartin1001]

Always interesting to hear how others live here. He is lucky he has a partner to help create income.

[@TheSavvyExpat]

Time to download tinder for your next business partner 😉

[@niko314]

Lol

[@applw_pie]

Hi Savvy Expat. I'm intrigued, can you interview Mergim Vlogs giving that he lives in BGC as well?

[@kathiemathias212]

Wait till you get sick then you’re in trouble. In Australia, public hospital healthcare is free to all Australian citizens and most permanent residents of Australia. A combination of Medicare, private health insurance and personal payments covers the cost of treatment as a private patient in a public or private hospital.

[@dzikijohnny]

Health insurance is only about $200 a month in the Philippines and the and it’s a major medical tourism spot.

[@robocop581]

$1,000 rent in BGC is probably a 2-bedroom 50 to 60 sqm unit.

[@stevem437]

And he said $1,000 INCLUDING utilities. Where are they living?? A family of 4?? I rent my 76sqm, unfurnished, 2-BR for 65,000 pesos. And even that was a really good deal for the area.

[@EsthersMedia]

Hopefully we will be there very soon

[@fluffie6568]

Hi Evan, is there a townhouse option in BGC? Thanks!

[@ronlafleur4246]

What is his Blog?

[@TheSavvyExpat]

Living La Vida Tagalog - youtube.com/@LLVT?si=lAwQDQiFLBWj8o2r

[@philrose7716]

Hi Evan looks like you lost some weight. Looking good 😊

[@emaguigad]

Would I be able to live next to movie stars there if my income was $10,000 US dollars a month? or $5,000 a month?

[@EsthersMedia]

❤❤😊😊😊😊

[@VittoShulman]

There is no reason for anyone to live in BGC with $2-4k budget. You could go to any mid-west town in USA like Cincinnati or St Luis and everything will be the same like BGC or Makati. You wont see any difference. And your budget will be the same. So why go to BGC then?

[@robocop581]

How do I go to my 1,000 peso massage in Manila from Cincinnati? Also, how long is the flight from Cincinnati to Boracay? I go twice a year at a cost of 50,000 pesos for two weeks. And can I get Ubereats to deliver my favorite lechon from Greenhills to Cincinnati? Also, is the weather in Cincinnati the same as in Manila? And can I hire a live in maid for 8,000 pesos (US$144) a month in Cincinnati?

[@TheSavvyExpat]

Because BGC is safer, cleaner, zero to none homelessness, no political division, hospitable people, 2 hours away from a tropical beach, no cold winters, and close to the rest of southeast asia. Plus services here are far cheaper.

[@chrissantua]

midwest? eew. you get out of that godforsaken, shithole country because drugs, crime, and worldliness are over the place, a hell for kids and the elderly.

[@VittoShulman]

@@robocop581 If you like massages, lechon and live in maids you should be in Borocay, Porto Calera or Panglao but not in BGC. Think!

[@VittoShulman]

@@TheSavvyExpat Wrong! Everything is better in Cincinnati compared to BGC. Rent is cheap, food is cheap and much better: REAL stakes and BBQ, fresh fruit and veg. NO LINES! There is no crime or beggars in downtown. And you have all the amenities like parks, libraries, gyms, tramway, parking for your car, wide highways, good customer service, police, hospitals - everything works and makes sense. Beautiful and well mannered people. And you are one hour drive to state parks with CLEAN lakes and rivers and no hassle. FISHING, golfing, just a walk in pine forest with fresh air and quiet environment - free in Cinci!!! Everyday. Not possible in BGC. All of that for the SAME BUDGET you spend in BGC. And the weather in Cinci is much better: you have FOUR SAESONS each year! - try that in Manila.

[@kaybeesee9883]

*Temecula not Kemecula

[@joehogan8234]

I think that BGC is too overpriced.

[@TheSavvyExpat]

I disagree, I think the quality of life you get here makes it worth. Besides, if BGC were priced like any other city in the country it we wouldn’t get this quality of life in the first place.

[@nicnez6]

I've seen condos for $600-$1000 there , which is not overpriced for a modern city.

[@rephillips56]

Next to Cebu, BGC is my favorite.

[@Once800-]

@@TheSavvyExpat- I’d only live in BGC or Eastwood.

[@chrissantua]

lived in manhattan for 7 years and I tell you it's way overpriced, I don't care what they say about NYC.

[@impact_tv7]

There is nothing special in BGC