Washing machine isnt expensive rather than you will go to wash house super expensive and if you will wash on your own much better only you must not complain cause its so easy you are only two though
you all probably dont give a damn but does someone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account? I was stupid lost the account password. I would love any help you can give me.
You have a good one there.......so yes, she should have a washing machine to lessen her load. If you can live without paying rent, you should be able to manage on a smallish budget. We don't have that expense and I put a lot of money into the existing house to get it how we wanted it, because I knew that when my pension became available to me that we could live quite well on that sole income. Electricity is quite expensive here, so managing that is essential, my bill used to be 5,500 per month, but we have got it down to 4k now. Food can be cheap if you are prepared to eat the Filipino way, but like many Westerners, I like a taste of home, so yes, you are right....it does bump up the shopping bill appreciably. Medicines can be expensive, I don't have many regular medicines, but antibiotics are very expensive...as I found out when I had an infection. As you allude to, you can live as cheaply as you wish to.....you just have to downgrade certain things. Best of luck to both of you :)
I moved here (Metro Cebu) single in Feb 2007 and the least I've ever spent in a month is about P40,000. Fast forward to Sep 2019, with a wife and an 11-year-old, and that minimum is now around P80,000. I do pay rent, but that's only P8,000. We spend at least P10,000 more on grocery, P2,000 more on electricity, and of course an 11-year-old in private school adds at least P6,000 when the smoke clears. Plus we eat out at least twice a week, once fast food and once at a restaurant, for an additional P7,000 or so. Those add up to P32,000 on top of your P36,000. Add monthly allowances for each of us, which is beneficial for all concerned, and welcome to P80,000+. The Philippines is still cheap compared to the USA. But it's not as cheap as it once was. And incidentals beyond core cost add up. If we lived farther away from Cebu City then expenses would be less. But I have no desire to live that far out. If I can't hail a taxi within a reasonable amount of time, or at all, then I'm too far out :-)
David Spicer Wow that is a lot more expenses. Yes, there’s a big difference in cost between living in the city and the province. Thanks for sharing and watching our video. Have a good day!
There's also a big difference in product availability. We live in Metro Cebu, south of Cebu City, and somewhat off the beaten path. But HUGE malls, S&R, and Landers are only 25-45 minutes away.
I’m a Filipino who migrated in the US in 1979. I’m a retired USN and a SS pensioner. I enjoy watching this vlog and seing Dennis living the life with a loving wife. A simple Filipino life👍🙏❤️
I can relate on getting bored on staying at home stress free. Life is the same with stress and soo busy. Just enjoy whatever life will offer and be happy. Its really more fun in the Philippines.
It’s settled I’m going to the Philippines when I retire to live in about five years, but I’m going to visit as soon as they allow visitors to go back into the Philippines and I hope I meet you two. Good job on the videos keep up the good work I enjoy watching them.
New subscriber here. I told my hubby who is also a foreigner that we will move to the Philippines when he retire bcuz I love the simple laid back there and cost of living is definitely alot cheaper there, here in the states puro trabaho so can’t wait to move there. You guys seems like a lovely couple 😊
You two are inspiring for my wife and I to move to there. We have been married for 45 years and we’ll be ready soon after this virus. We to are her in California but it is going crazy. Ready to move!
Interesting information, you two are so sweet , I think a washing machine would be an expense you deserve. Yes life is very different, even being retired we are caught up in the rat race .and a $1000 doesn’t even pay the taxes to live here..? Great video you two very interesting..Bug hugs X2🥰
Slow on spending. Do the saving part and more rewarding and affordable. Be happy and your lifestyle is to be grateful you are kind to each other. God is watching!
Hello American, filipina Couple Living in Philippines I like and watch this video twice as I always do with most of your other videos because they are very real, simple life with a minimum budgets (but rich with love for being together), and for the funny but lovable talks between the two of you all the time... By the way what's your nick names (what do you call each other? most be a friendly manner but funny) also to know how to address both of you beside "American filipina couple Living in Philippines". Daghang Salamat pud kaayo sa imong pagbisita ug pagsuporta pud namo. Daghan ka ong salamat sa sharing. Amping permi.
Philippines My Paradise His name is Dennis and I’m Marissa. I call him honey and he calls me baby. Thank you very much for your kind comment and for watching our videos.
Thank you for really breaking down the living expenses. I'm Filipino living in Los Angeles. I'm trying to decide where to retire in the Philippines or Mexico. My wife is Mexican. She tells me the living expenses are roughly the same.
They used it for retirement in Mexico I think it’s over 2,000usd but under 3k income. You need to check it yourself.The government just raised it the other day and they said the price but I wasn’t interested in Mexico so I wasn’t paying good attention.
I can't wait to live back in the Philippines. Have to wait for more -years till my kids become stable here in states . I cannot leave my kids for now 💕💕💕💕
Mura tlga jan sa pinas lalo na kong sa province ka. Diskarte lang yan mag sipag sa pag tatanim at mag tayo ng negosyo at mag tulong tulong makaka survive ka tlga jan. Salamat sis sa pag share ng expenses nyo every month. And thank sa mga tips! Have a great day!
Great Video. Good lady if she cooperates with the family budget (that is arguably why most expats fail). We do great here in South Naga, for a family of 3 for about $1100. Same here for food, some supermarket, some wet market. I need thyroid medicine. We pay mortgage which, other than food, is our greatest expense. For TV we get virtually unlimited programming through Kodi (150 pesos/month, for premium services). You're setting a great example. Thank you!
Thank You for the breakdown on your expenses.. it helps when you have it explained as well as you did.. I can add or subtract to come up with a sensible budget... I will be retiring to Oriental Mindoro, Calapan City as soon as the travel ban is lifted.. My fiancé' and I have a house there and we are in the same category as you, no house payment.. anxious to be in Calapan with my fiancé' again. Thanks again guys for all your video's.. they are so enjoyable.
Thats why my husband want here in philippines becuase a lot cheaper than in USA he got a good pension but its better to be practical and also we are five in family..
Mahal din ang kuryente sa pinas sis, advantage talaga if you own a house and have a vegetable garden para mas maka save ka talaga. Ok lang kong paminsan minsan kakain din sa labas kasi mamamiss kasi nila ang mga pagkain nila. Thanks for sharing your expenses sis..great video😊👍❤️
I'm on SSDI and all my Medication was Free until Obama came into office. Now i pay $1300 a year for Healthcare i do not use because I am a Veteran but i still have to pay $133 a month
Living there is much cheaper. I have notice that it also depends where you live. where you are at of course cheaper then where i live on my extended stay in cebu city. i know you live simple but very comfortable. your home is sweet and seems you have all you need. love how you explain everything. may you live long life together and enjoy all the things to come. thank you for sharing . remainsafe
salamat po sa pagshare ng expenses yes true expensive talaga kapag labas ka dito labas ka dun nag corn lang hubby mo sis kaya kelangan daw bumili ng washing machine
I think sis your good on how to manage money sir I hope you make sure you always secure your medicine and you have a garden it’s a big help . It’s just okay that your husband bought his food in the mall because it’s hard for foreigner no adjust in our lifestyle (food) there in the Philippines and in that way buying his food in the mall make him ease the homesick
Iba talaga pg sa pinas at sarili kang house laki talaga ma save u, medyo mahal Ang kuryente nyo ganda yan lakad lakad or go down town para d kayo ma bored
10:53 It's a pretty stress free life. OMG that's priceless. We have to move there! I wash the dishes, because the soap destroys my wife's hands and then I have to listen to it for days.
WASHING MACHINE... My folks had a generic Sears washer. I lasted 25 years, washing every single day. Any medium quality American $375 sized washer should last 15 yrs to 20 years. TIME TIME TIME! ! ... It will give you SO MUCH TIME BACK ! !
Wow thats very cheap sis way way cheaper than living here in State. Now we just need to save and budget about building the house to live too and live stress free
I think you have a very sweet wife she seems so easy going and always full of laughter. I wish I could meet me at Filipina and be as lucky as you at meeting a girl. Where do you live in the Philippines? I enjoyed your video on your expenses it was very helpful, per month to live in the Philippines.
We live in central part of Mindanao in the province- now called Davao de Oro. Glad you enjoyed our video. Thanks for watching and good luck on your search for a filipina.
Hello Dennis and Maissa: Thank you for this good information. I agree with you both about the washing machine, but I would be in favor of having the washing machine and putting up a clothesline for drying. I tried to get a senior citizen card but they said that I had to be married to a Filipina before I would be allowed to.
If you ever “finish” your house, what will you ever do with your time? I think you enjoy working on the house and garden so much. Every house I have owned I worked on as long as I was there. It was a never ending way of life. Perhaps spend more time getting exercise outdoors and tinkering with the landscape.
Comfort food is key. Without my comfort foods from the grocery store I would lose my mind. It seems like you guys have a good budget plan set in place though. Yall should be allset. Also can you get Hulu or Netflix in the Phils? Me an my wife recently dropped cable and got hulu and Netflix and it saved us a tremendous amount. We also have a roku stick so we watch movies on UA-cam all the time. And have you guys ever thought of getting a portable washer machine? They are very cheap and work great and easy to hook up to any water source.
Joseph DiStefano Yes you can get hulu and Netflix in the Philippines. We have satellite tv which is cheaper here compare to the US. Yes we have thought about portable washer but we just haven’t done it yet. Thanks for watching our video. Have a good day.
Hi Dennis and Dai, How are you guys doing? It is really cheaper to live over there in Philippines than here in the USA. Here’s now everything is very expensive. Take care guys and stay safe and healthy. Hope to see you guys soon
Thank you for sharing the video. It is very useful for someone who wOuld want to move to the Philippine. I think the cost of living also depend on the area you are living. Like in the province/village might be cheaper compare to the city. May I ask how much does your house cost? Thank you! Cheers!
J P FELIX Our house is not quite done, we’re trying to work on it little bit at a time and so far it cost less than twenty thousand US dollars. Thanks for watching our video.
bumili ka na nga ng washing machine para di na sya natotorete sa complain mo ganon din naman pagkatapos mong maglaba maraming masakit sayo bago makarecover ilang araw ehh kung may washing kada isang bwan mo gamitin ganon din yon...sapat sapat lang pala ang budget kung nasa probinsya.
This is great info sis. Ask ako ha we are planning to move for good diha pero akong issue basi later on ba motigulang akong bana. How was the medical situation diha sis? Or naa mo medical insurance?
Janice&Harold Vlog Mao nay wla namo sis medical insurance. Mag check out pa ko sa philhealth ky murag naa cla health insurance plans.. lisod jud ang health insurance dri, lahi ra dha. Mao ranay nakaapan dri. Ang iyang mga tambal paliton jd namo every month ky gi cancel naman iya part B insurance ky dli mn gihapon magamit dri.
Dennis do like I do, buy a washer the electric didn’t go up because they don’t use it her mother says what are your hands broken. Haha it will last forever.
Kami rin sis malaki enpenses evety month doble gastos namin sa house kasi this time ngrent pa kmi tis my kinuha kaming bahay ng start na din kami sa monthly wich is so expensive
think about when you were in the USA, you went to filipino store to buy some of our foods and it was expensive. I live here and do the same thing your husband does.
Maaki asa man sis,,among electric gani mahala hapit na 1000 For three months ...maajo gani sa pinas Kay modako ang sapi ..diri dolyaris way AMO JUD..amping mo diha ..kapoy Ning mangobra oy...
i can't wait to retired in the Philippines sis maayo jud diha kay brato ra compare diri sa US triple gastos diri mahal tanan, buy a washing machine sis tama maraming gusto maglabada pero sayang pud ng ibayad three hundred dako na na kung matigum, dakong tabang jud naay garden bisag gamay lang save some money mahal ang gulay.
Everytime l listen to your wife or makes me happy....she's funny and so wonderful
Washing machine isnt expensive rather than you will go to wash house super expensive and if you will wash on your own much better only you must not complain cause its so easy you are only two though
you all probably dont give a damn but does someone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account?
I was stupid lost the account password. I would love any help you can give me.
You have a good one there.......so yes, she should have a washing machine to lessen her load.
If you can live without paying rent, you should be able to manage on a smallish budget. We don't have that expense and I put a lot of money into the existing house to get it how we wanted it, because I knew that when my pension became available to me that we could live quite well on that sole income.
Electricity is quite expensive here, so managing that is essential, my bill used to be 5,500 per month, but we have got it down to 4k now. Food can be cheap if you are prepared to eat the Filipino way, but like many Westerners, I like a taste of home, so yes, you are right....it does bump up the shopping bill appreciably.
Medicines can be expensive, I don't have many regular medicines, but antibiotics are very expensive...as I found out when I had an infection.
As you allude to, you can live as cheaply as you wish to.....you just have to downgrade certain things.
Best of luck to both of you :)
I moved here (Metro Cebu) single in Feb 2007 and the least I've ever spent in a month is about P40,000. Fast forward to Sep 2019, with a wife and an 11-year-old, and that minimum is now around P80,000. I do pay rent, but that's only P8,000. We spend at least P10,000 more on grocery, P2,000 more on electricity, and of course an 11-year-old in private school adds at least P6,000 when the smoke clears. Plus we eat out at least twice a week, once fast food and once at a restaurant, for an additional P7,000 or so. Those add up to P32,000 on top of your P36,000. Add monthly allowances for each of us, which is beneficial for all concerned, and welcome to P80,000+.
The Philippines is still cheap compared to the USA. But it's not as cheap as it once was. And incidentals beyond core cost add up. If we lived farther away from Cebu City then expenses would be less. But I have no desire to live that far out. If I can't hail a taxi within a reasonable amount of time, or at all, then I'm too far out :-)
David Spicer Wow that is a lot more expenses. Yes, there’s a big difference in cost between living in the city and the province. Thanks for sharing and watching our video. Have a good day!
There's also a big difference in product availability. We live in Metro Cebu, south of Cebu City, and somewhat off the beaten path. But HUGE malls, S&R, and Landers are only 25-45 minutes away.
I’m a Filipino who migrated in the US in 1979. I’m a retired USN and a SS pensioner. I enjoy watching this vlog and seing Dennis living the life with a loving wife. A simple Filipino life👍🙏❤️
I can relate on getting bored on staying at home stress free. Life is the same with stress and soo busy. Just enjoy whatever life will offer and be happy. Its really more fun in the Philippines.
sun1 You are very right about that. Thanks for watching our video.
It’s settled I’m going to the Philippines when I retire to live in about five years, but I’m going to visit as soon as they allow visitors to go back into the Philippines and I hope I meet you two. Good job on the videos keep up the good work I enjoy watching them.
New subscriber here. I told my hubby who is also a foreigner that we will move to the Philippines when he retire bcuz I love the simple laid back there and cost of living is definitely alot cheaper there, here in the states puro trabaho so can’t wait to move there. You guys seems like a lovely couple 😊
Rachelle inf Thank you very much for watching and your kind comment. Good luck to you both. Merry Christmas!
One of the best Philippines budget videos I have seen. Thank you. The best way to to describe the cost of living is to talk about how much you spend.
You two are inspiring for my wife and I to move to there. We have been married for 45 years and we’ll be ready soon after this virus. We to are her in California but it is going crazy. Ready to move!
His wife is an angel..
Interesting information, you two are so sweet , I think a washing machine would be an expense you deserve.
Yes life is very different, even being retired we are caught up in the rat race .and a $1000 doesn’t even pay the taxes to live here..?
Great video you two very interesting..Bug hugs X2🥰
I enjoy watching your videos. Living a simple life is the best. Keep your relationship warm
Glad you enjoyed our videos. Thanks for watching and kind comments. Stay safe!
Thank You both for all the useful information, Can't wait to get down there and settle in ! Al
Alfred Guajardo Thank you for watching our video. Good luck!
Slow on spending. Do the saving part and more rewarding and affordable. Be happy and your lifestyle is to be grateful you are kind to each other. God is watching!
Hello American, filipina Couple Living in Philippines
I like and watch this video twice as I always do with most of your other videos because they are very real, simple life with a minimum budgets (but rich with love for being together), and for the funny but lovable talks between the two of you all the time...
By the way what's your nick names (what do you call each other? most be a friendly manner but funny) also to know how to address both of you beside "American filipina couple Living in Philippines".
Daghang Salamat pud kaayo sa imong pagbisita ug pagsuporta pud namo. Daghan ka ong salamat sa sharing. Amping permi.
Philippines My Paradise His name is Dennis and I’m Marissa. I call him honey and he calls me baby. Thank you very much for your kind comment and for watching our videos.
❤️Hello Dennis and Marissa
You're the sweetest couple, amping permi.
❤️
Thank you for really breaking down the living expenses. I'm Filipino living in Los Angeles. I'm trying to decide where to retire in the Philippines or Mexico. My wife is Mexican. She tells me the living expenses are roughly the same.
1quickster We tried to give all the information we could think of. Hope it helps to make a decision. Thanks for watching. Good luck guys!
They used it for retirement in Mexico I think it’s over 2,000usd but under 3k income. You need to check it yourself.The government just raised it the other day and they said the price but I wasn’t interested in Mexico so I wasn’t paying good attention.
I can't wait to live back in the Philippines. Have to wait for more -years till my kids become stable here in states . I cannot leave my kids for now 💕💕💕💕
Mercury Van Vianen Good luck to you and your future plans. Thanks for watching.
You got a good women , feel lucky cause u now how american women r
Brian Orellla Lol, yes i know how lucky I am. Thanks for watching.
this man is awesome he reminds me of my dad no bs
Mura tlga jan sa pinas lalo na kong sa province ka. Diskarte lang yan mag sipag sa pag tatanim at mag tayo ng negosyo at mag tulong tulong makaka survive ka tlga jan. Salamat sis sa pag share ng expenses nyo every month. And thank sa mga tips! Have a great day!
She is a lovely person and so is he. I enjoy them.
Wow, it's helpful information sis specially sa mga mag asawa me plan to go back home..
Simple life sure will survive. 😊
Great Video. Good lady if she cooperates with the family budget (that is arguably why most expats fail). We do great here in South Naga, for a family of 3 for about $1100. Same here for food, some supermarket, some wet market. I need thyroid medicine. We pay mortgage which, other than food, is our greatest expense. For TV we get virtually unlimited programming through Kodi (150 pesos/month, for premium services). You're setting a great example. Thank you!
Thank You for the breakdown on your expenses.. it helps when you have it explained as well as you did.. I can add or subtract to come up with a sensible budget... I will be retiring to Oriental Mindoro, Calapan City as soon as the travel ban is lifted.. My fiancé' and I have a house there and we are in the same category as you, no house payment.. anxious to be in Calapan with my fiancé' again. Thanks again guys for all your video's.. they are so enjoyable.
Glad you enjoy our videos. Good luck with your move.
Thats why my husband want here in philippines becuase a lot cheaper than in USA he got a good pension but its better to be practical and also we are five in family..
Washing machine is a must.also electric cooker.cable tv,aircon,if have above,it's comfortable happy life.
No aircon i not a must and should be forbidden all over the world for environmental reasons.
I cannot wait until I can be bored all day un PH! Thanks for sharing this important information
Gary Mize You’re welcome. Thanks for watching.
Watching from Australia...taga Montevista pud ko ❣
We are watching most of your videos para makita namo ang mga new improvements sa Davao de Oro :)
Thanks for watching:)
I like the way your wife talks. I think it is neat.
Brian Orellla Yes, she’s a very good and smart woman. Thanks for watching.
Very helpful sis.. now may idea nkmi.. mahal talaga pag lagi eat out.. tama sis sakit sa kamay ng paglalaba,, but lalaki gastos...
Mahal din ang kuryente sa pinas sis, advantage talaga if you own a house and have a vegetable garden para mas maka save ka talaga. Ok lang kong paminsan minsan kakain din sa labas kasi mamamiss kasi nila ang mga pagkain nila. Thanks for sharing your expenses sis..great video😊👍❤️
Filipina Married To An Aussie Salamat pud sis.
thanks for sharing with us sis. Good budgeting. Good thing your husband is with you doing this ...
I love the early morning walk in the park
Thank u for having good figures and doing the cost analysis without alot of fillers.
Sometimes is good to share the wealth....Hire a "cloth washer Lady".😇
I'm on SSDI and all my Medication was Free until Obama came into office. Now i pay $1300 a year for Healthcare i do not use because I am a Veteran but i still have to pay $133 a month
you need a good health plan, i am on humana gold plus, try them, they save me a lot of money on my med part, ok
Nice to heard that you leave together with your husband long time and so happy cople
Living there is much cheaper. I have notice that it also depends where you live. where you are at of course cheaper then where i live on my extended stay in cebu city. i know you live simple but very comfortable. your home is sweet and seems you have all you need. love how you explain everything. may you live long life together and enjoy all the things to come. thank you for sharing . remainsafe
salamat po sa pagshare ng expenses yes true expensive talaga kapag labas ka dito labas ka dun nag corn lang hubby mo sis kaya kelangan daw bumili ng washing machine
You are very kind to provide this information. It’s extremely helpful. Thank you very much.
I think sis your good on how to manage money sir I hope you make sure you always secure your medicine and you have a garden it’s a big help . It’s just okay that your husband bought his food in the mall because it’s hard for foreigner no adjust in our lifestyle (food) there in the Philippines and in that way buying his food in the mall make him ease the homesick
Fili Koreana TV Thank you very much.
American filipina couple Living in Philippines your welcome sis
Buy washing machine and just hang it on clothes line to save electric bill. Smart that you built your home and no mortgage payment.
Hello. This is so interesting. Good to see you two. Thanks for sharing the info. Thumbs up. Blessings.
Godbless you both always manimum budgets its enough per month good sharing sis this is helpful to others your so wise wife ka sissy
SUSANA PEREZ LJUBISAVLEJVIĆ Salamat sis.
Oo nga sis depende rin nga sa lifestyle yung maging expenses natin pero iba pa rin dyan sa atin manirahan compare sa ibng bansa.thank you sis..
Sister Corring Salamat sis.
Would recommend to buy a National Brand washing machine with no drier maybe less than 200 USD , I have one for more than 10 yrs old in the Philippines
Thanks for sharing sis....tungod sa ka relax bored na kaayo gyud. Pero atleast dili sad pareha diri sis uy. I hope to live there part time..
Middleton Ohana Salamat sis.
Iba talaga pg sa pinas at sarili kang house laki talaga ma save u, medyo mahal Ang kuryente nyo ganda yan lakad lakad or go down town para d kayo ma bored
Great show thank you for sharing. Took a trip back in time lol 😂
Yes but on Dennis behalf sis he cooks. So it is better quality meals and taste good. Fas you own your house.
10:53 It's a pretty stress free life. OMG that's priceless. We have to move there!
I wash the dishes, because the soap destroys my wife's hands and then I have to listen to it for days.
WASHING MACHINE...
My folks had a generic Sears washer. I lasted 25 years, washing every single day. Any medium quality American $375 sized washer should last 15 yrs to 20 years.
TIME TIME TIME! ! ... It will give you SO MUCH TIME BACK ! !
Wow thats very cheap sis way way cheaper than living here in State. Now we just need to save and budget about building the house to live too and live stress free
I think you have a very sweet wife she seems so easy going and always full of laughter. I wish I could meet me at Filipina and be as lucky as you at meeting a girl. Where do you live in the Philippines? I enjoyed your video on your expenses it was very helpful, per month to live in the Philippines.
We live in central part of Mindanao in the province- now called Davao de Oro. Glad you enjoyed our video. Thanks for watching and good luck on your search for a filipina.
You two are funny !! lol His facial expressions are priceless !! Great video guys !! Relaxing is never boring lol , thanks great video
Hello Dennis and Maissa: Thank you for this good information. I agree with you both about the washing machine, but I would be in favor of having the washing machine and putting up a clothesline for drying. I tried to get a senior citizen card but they said that I had to be married to a Filipina before I would be allowed to.
everything is expensive sis dito kahit kamatis $5 na ang isa wow hahaha... hindi madali ang buhay sa ibang bansa
Wow sis thanks for sharing para my idea ako pag nag move na kami sa pinas
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If you ever “finish” your house, what will you ever do with your time? I think you enjoy working on the house and garden so much. Every house I have owned I worked on as long as I was there. It was a never ending way of life. Perhaps spend more time getting exercise outdoors and tinkering with the landscape.
Comfort food is key. Without my comfort foods from the grocery store I would lose my mind. It seems like you guys have a good budget plan set in place though. Yall should be allset. Also can you get Hulu or Netflix in the Phils? Me an my wife recently dropped cable and got hulu and Netflix and it saved us a tremendous amount. We also have a roku stick so we watch movies on UA-cam all the time. And have you guys ever thought of getting a portable washer machine? They are very cheap and work great and easy to hook up to any water source.
Joseph DiStefano Yes you can get hulu and Netflix in the Philippines. We have satellite tv which is cheaper here compare to the US. Yes we have thought about portable washer but we just haven’t done it yet. Thanks for watching our video. Have a good day.
Mao ning naka lisod sa ilang mga pagkaon sis kay mahal sa pinas.
Great sharing sis
I’m from CA hoping to retire in the Phil. Your vlog is very helpful in my future plans. Hope to meet you guys.
Hi sa! It’s nice to see you here😊
Edna Geftakys Hi! Ed ikaw ba ni si Edna Tangcawan?hehe. Thanks for watching ed.
Hi Dennis and Dai, How are you guys doing? It is really cheaper to live over there in Philippines than here in the USA. Here’s now everything is very expensive. Take care guys and stay safe and healthy. Hope to see you guys soon
Thanks for watching te. We love and miss you too. Hope to see you soon also. Stay safe.
Thank you for sharing the video. It is very useful for someone who wOuld want to move to the Philippine. I think the cost of living also depend on the area you are living. Like in the province/village might be cheaper compare to the city. May I ask how much does your house cost? Thank you! Cheers!
J P FELIX Our house is not quite done, we’re trying to work on it little bit at a time and so far it cost less than twenty thousand US dollars. Thanks for watching our video.
bumili ka na nga ng washing machine para di na sya natotorete sa complain mo ganon din naman pagkatapos mong maglaba maraming masakit sayo bago makarecover ilang araw ehh kung may washing kada isang bwan mo gamitin ganon din yon...sapat sapat lang pala ang budget kung nasa probinsya.
ELENA Oo.. iisipin ko pa yong tungkol sa washing machine haha. Salamat sis.
This is great info sis. Ask ako ha we are planning to move for good diha pero akong issue basi later on ba motigulang akong bana. How was the medical situation diha sis? Or naa mo medical insurance?
Janice&Harold Vlog Mao nay wla namo sis medical insurance. Mag check out pa ko sa philhealth ky murag naa cla health insurance plans.. lisod jud ang health insurance dri, lahi ra dha. Mao ranay nakaapan dri. Ang iyang mga tambal paliton jd namo every month ky gi cancel naman iya part B insurance ky dli mn gihapon magamit dri.
American filipina couple Living in Philippines aw mao ba sis. Mao lage jud na akong concern ug naa na mi diha ba. Slamat kaau sis. Update unya hehehe
Thank you for the valuable info. You guys are great together.
AJ Thanks for watching and the nice comment.
Thank you for all that! Id be eating peanut butter too! Good info for thinking into our future.
Dennis do like I do, buy a washer the electric didn’t go up because they don’t use it her mother says what are your hands broken. Haha it will last forever.
Good plan I can live a stress free lifestyle like yours someday..
Thank you for sharing. My parents would like to retire out there so great information to know.
$1000 per month is a lot of money in some countries. I come from Poland where it is double more than the minimum wage.
yaropol80 Wow. I guess it depends on the lifestyle. Thanks for watching.
Really nice to live in the province
Kami rin sis malaki enpenses evety month doble gastos namin sa house kasi this time ngrent pa kmi tis my kinuha kaming bahay ng start na din kami sa monthly wich is so expensive
That’s still very reasonable I could live like a king there compared to Long Island New York
Tama ka sis less stress to live in pinas but it depends tlga sa lifestyle
PINAY PILOT’S WIFE DAILY VLOG Oo sis. Salamat.
kahit maliit ang udget bastat madiskarte at masipag kasya lahat.
Great breakdown of costs.very informative 😊
Nice video, I like it. Where are you living in the Philippins?
theogene robitaille In Mindanao. Thanks for watching.
@@americanfilipinadestiny345 Thanks from Vancouver, Canada
2:40.... Skippy Peanut Butter here in FL is $5.69...so very close.
think about when you were in the USA, you went to filipino store to buy some of our foods and it was expensive. I live here and do the same thing your husband does.
Ok lng yan kabayan..masaya din naman sa pinas 😊😊
iba talaga pamumuhay sa pinas compared dto sa US sis. I hope you enjoy your stay there sis :) napindot ko na pala pabalik nalang
Good information guys, thanks for sharing❤️
Very expensive sis mas maganda talaga sa province naka tira d masyado Mahal kung mag kugi lang libre pa hehehe
Loved your video.
Maayo na Marissa , nga live a simple life lang .
Thank you for sharing.
Wow great video friends see you again thank you
OK thanks I"didn"t know that.
You can live like that here in South Carolina.
Elizabeth Hostetler Good to know, we’re gonna check it out. Thanks for watching.
No way unless you sleep in your car.
Wow ITs a good idea 🥰kabayaN MaraMi taLaganG gastusiN everyday
Maaki asa man sis,,among electric gani mahala hapit na 1000 For three months ...maajo gani sa pinas Kay modako ang sapi ..diri dolyaris way AMO JUD..amping mo diha ..kapoy Ning mangobra oy...
Ausie Dream Filipina Expat Hahaha salamat sis. Mahal jud dha sa gawas. Amping pud mo dha kanunay.
i can't wait to retired in the Philippines sis maayo jud diha kay brato ra compare diri sa US triple gastos diri mahal tanan, buy a washing machine sis tama maraming gusto maglabada pero sayang pud ng ibayad three hundred dako na na kung matigum, dakong tabang jud naay garden bisag gamay lang save some money mahal ang gulay.
guilly lumley Oo sis. Salamat kaayo.
Laki ng expenses mo sis ang mahal na
Kc lahat ng bibilhin
Expensive din eletric sa atin. Dito mahal din with tax ang daming kaltas.
*Nice Couple* 💚♥️💜👍
Maka save ka talaga sa pinas. Dito sa US kamahal ng mga bills.