Umalis ng Canada at lumipat sa Amerika

[@jacksolomon-vargas545]

He seems to be a very humble man.❤

[@xleennn]

grabe ang mobility ng mga healthcare workers, ikaw mamimili kung saan mo gusto pumunta.

[@notyourbestie]

Thank you spot pinoy. Grabe ang daming inputs lagi! ❤ more power po

[@andreirollon7306]

Not taking shots of people going to Canada. Kung sa US kasi meron kyong 50 countries/state to choose from kaya malawak mga choices in terms of salary and taxes.

[@marieb8711]

Very good rundown on CAN vs US

[@denhenry239]

Ang galing naman ng pagkakakwento po, daming pinagdaanan! =)

[@susanmoreno7389]

Good topic sarap manuod sayang tapos na. Next vlog uli.

[@warren188]

actually kaya sinasabi ng guest nyo behind yng pinas base on equipment kasi sa government hospital sya pero sa private is already competetive as compared sa usa way back early 2000.

[@emilygarcia7657]

Sir low key and minimalist os the key to save

[@amyc771]

Much appreciated ang medical workers sa Ibang Bansa..sa Pinas dre, kahit mahirap, astang pagaari ka nila 😅

[@paengguin9381]

Mahirap yumaman sa Canada at mag-retire ng maaga dahil sa baba ng sahod, laki ng taxes, mahal ng nga bahay, mahal ng mga kotse, at mahal ng gas at ng mga ibang bilihin. Tindi pa ng competition sa Canada. Pinili nila lumipat ng US dahil mas maraming job opportunities, mas malaking sahod, at may 50 States na pagpipilian. 340M ang population ng US, Canada ay may 40M people lang. Magandang tumira sa small and medium cities sa US, mas safe kesa sa big cities. Meron ding benefits ang mga bata sa US tuwing tax filing, mga 2K na per child kada taon kahit anong income level. Mas mabilis, latest at efficient ang Healthcare sa US. Basta may trabaho ka, affordable naman ang medical, dental at vision insurance. May FREE ding healthcare sa US at County hospitals, Indian Health Affairs at Veterans Affairs in US. May FREE Medicaid insurance for low income, homeless and disabled. May FREE govt Medicare coverage for 65 and above seniors. I retired early debt-free in California and my cousin is 65 in BC, he cannot retire yet due to high cost of everything in Canada.

[@Kantoboys-x3r]

65 yung cousin mo hindi padin retired? Well di kasalanan ng canada un pre may mali sa cousin mo lol😂😂

[@paengguin9381]

@@Kantoboys-x3r Maybe. Sabi niya bayad na rin daw bahay niya at walang utang, pero sa taas daw ng taxes, taas gastos sa maintenance ng bahay, taas ng gas/groceries at taas ng house at car insurance, kailangan niya pang magtrabaho. Iba na raw ngayon sa Canada, tumaas daw lahat dahil sa monopoly ng few companies sa groceries, insurance, goods and services. He arrived in 1998 sa Vancouver. He said he will retire soon, that he might sell his house and retire for good sa Pinas dahil marami na raw umaalis sa Canada.

[@paengguin9381]

@@Kantoboys-x3r ginawa raw niya lahat ng pag-iipon at investing pero kinakain daw ng inflation at taxes. bayad na bahay niya at 2 kotse pero sa mahal daw ng mga goods, services, insurances, phone plans,taxes, house/car maintenance, atbp, baka daw ibenta na lang niya bahay niya at uwi na lang sila ng misis niya sa pinas tutal may pamilya na 2 nilang anak sa canada...

[@emelar185]

yes its true. mas madali makabili ng bahay sa US lalo na sa mga nurses na malaki ang sweldo. ang maganda pa sa US, mortgage interest and property tax can be claimed against your income tax. advice sa pagbili ng bahay, always consider location, location, location. buy the worst house in the best community and not the best house in the worst community. you can always change the roof, walls, floor, etc of your house but you can never change your neighbors.

[@unknownunknown-px6vx]

Ano po yung youtube channel ni sir jhayvee, thank you

[@martinmaranan931]

Persistence !!

[@emelar185]

may tax implication kung i-keep mo ang PR sa Canada. as resident, by law you are suppose to file income tax for all your income worldwide. this is the same with US and Canada. make sure to talk to a professional. regarding naman sa child benefit, maron din ang US but not as cash. unlike sa Canada where child benefit is based on you income, sa US ay hindi. in US child care benefit is on your income tax deduction as dependent. the more kids you have, the more deduction on your income tax.. kahit gaano pa kalaki ang sweldo mo. i remember when i was still in US, for every child dependent i get $3000 tax deduction. that was decades ago. im pretty sure mas malaki na ngayon. in my case back then with my 2kids, plus the witholding tax. i usually get a lot of tax refunds ( more than my witholding). ang maganda pa is kung may mortgage ka. mortgage interest and property tax can be claimed sa income tax.

[@theresac.497]

Not when you are residing outside Canada…

[@emelar185]

@@theresac.497 yes if you file an exit claim with CRA for tax puposes. otherwise you will have to file tax in Canada forever.

[@royferas4179]

Kaiser Nurse dito sa California maganda ang benefits especially health care sa Family

[@GersonVillarico]

See you in TORONTO❤❤❤

[@Betty-ww5cb]

sa panahon namin napaka ganda dito. if you young filipinos have the chance to transfer to the us you should take it. masakit man sabihin pero mas maganda pa rin manirahan sa america kaysa dto lalo na ngayon

[@notyourbestie]

Parang naiisip din namin mag move ng US from Canada.

[@kaiseracosta5326]

Idol ko yang si boss jhaybee ok din ang teamwork nilang mg asawa

[@Nadins-nw6vg]

I totally agree with your guest’s narrative, that it’s safer in Canada than the US🇺🇸it’s always been that way...however, I disagree re his mention of guns!! M not touching that though …with a ten foot pole. If you want a safer haven here, you have to consider LOCATION LOCATION ! Demographics is also a key in finding a CRIB…. for your peace of mind.

[@HampasLupaSaYyc]

Dre pa din vlog mo lang pla yan

[@notyourbestie]

Naalala ko nanaman maling desisyon ko nung college. Na di ako nag nurse or nag IT 😂