IS THE USA OVERRATED ? MY HONEST REVIEW AFTER 2 WEEKS OF LIVING IN THE USA
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- My honest review after 2 weeks in the USA
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DISCLAIMER; I am not an immigration advisor .
These videos are based on my personal experience, that of friends and research on the internet
Also, I am unable to offer you a job . If you’re in the process of applying for a visa or job in the uk, kindly do your own research and seek professional assistance as necessary
I live in omaha nebraska usa, for 20 years now , I have never felt unsafe, if I ever consider moving to a different country, it will not be because of money, or health care or safety. I love usa, because no matter where in the world you come from, you will feel you belong here in no time.
Spot-on! I am a US citizen with over 10yrs experience in corporate America. who just moved to the UK. I won’t give up the peace of mind I have now. Especially being a mom to a black son.
I just love you Nanelle, you are full of life. I've been on this channel silently since last year. A Nigerian nurse, but will be in UK soon.
Thank you so much!!
I live in the UK, I think the USA is better in terms of making money. If you are aged 22-40 and you are single without kids, The USA is better for the sole purpose of making money. This whole notion of free health care would become almost nonsensical with the overcrowding problem we have here. Every country has its issues yes. Her point is valid for those within the health industry. However as she said 40 times bigger equates to 40 times more opportunities.
In conclusion if you are young and without kids and want to make money fast, the USA is the better option as it has more opportunities! The UK pound may be strong, but aside London, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Southampton, Leeds and the big cities in Scotland, if you are not into health care or a trade like electrician, you are restricted! Even chartered accountants can’t find work here in UK.
However her videos are great!
As someone who lives in Germany, I always have the same opinion. The main reason I prefer to live in Germany, is that there are systems to support families and the working culture plus governance is built to support families, and to earn comfortably but not crazy high amounts like the USA.
I have a lot of European countries for my vacation with my family
If you are in any IT field you will make a lot of money in the uk and all
Over the world
UK better.
excellent view point
You can say that again Nannelle. Its not greener anywhere.
Just let God lead you through the right path.
2 weeks is a VACATION-not LIVING somewhere. As someone who has been in the UK and US I would not consider myself qualified to say I “lived” somewhere if I was there for two weeks visiting family, not actually working, maintaining a home, and doing the everyday things in normal life.
Exactly. Lol I just spent the last 2 weeks in the UK as someone who lives and works in Nigeria and I feel like the UK has its perks and downsides, but definitely I can’t say I know what it’s like to live there.
I have opinions though. Calm and quite country, roads and houses too tiny. Rooms crazy small. Hotels insanely expensive and overrated. Love the peace and quiet though. That’s luxury since I live in Lagos. 😂
Well said Nanelle👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 everyone should go with where aligns with their goals
What are these bills we pay in the states that are not paid in the uk 🤔break it down coz we would love to note the difference, i've lived in both places and bills are the same sis. What I save as a nurse in the U.S can never be compared to any country in europe, we get a huge amounts of tax returns too in the U.S.
Most countries get tax returns nothing special
@@kwameopoku3576HUGE!! is the word the US give upto 20k dollars tax returns, which I never got in any european or African country. Very big difference.
Compare contracted hours in USA and contracted hours in the UK. Not contracted hours in USA vs agency, Locum and side hustle
Please tell her o, she's obviously speaking from two sides of her mouth.
@@ritaprincewill697😂😂😂😂😂
I live in the US, and my parents live in the UK. Guys, honestly no cap, this is indeed a thorough review. She really did her assignment.
Thank you 🙏🏽
❤❤❤❤❤Love the way you put those words, I prefer UK no matter what!! Life must go on in the Uk ❤❤ mi love your content 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪Kenya tuko ndani ndaani kabisa 👊👊👊👊Big up
Hutaki kuomoka USA?😂
Umeanza kelele huku? 😂Sasa tuende wapi, I'm confused
Thanx Nanelle. Always making Ghanaians and Africans proud 👏 ❤
Thank you Nanelle, this was eye opening. Can you do a video on Canada Vs UK?
We'll really love this Nanelle!!!
Great suggestion!
Another banger 🔥🔥🔥. It's always a delight to be here to get all the juicy info momma and I also want to share this good news with you that I passed my ielts exam 💃. Thank you for all the videos,motivations and encouragements ma🥰🥰.
Congratulations dear ❤❤❤
@@NanelleGriselda Thank you Momma 🙌🥰
In all, its about patient
Uk is like a rewarding benefits after the sacrifices whereas USA is a balling unit from day one.
Hello @Nannelle thank you for this beautiful review but you forgot to mention that Nursing practice is far better in the US than the UK.I got a question for you did you work in a hospital while you were in the US?
I was in the Uk for over 2years and i must tell you roles are well spelled out in the US.In the Uk your HCA tells you to share their roles with them cos responsibilities are not well defined,it is so different in the US because you focus on your Nursing roles and nothing else.I must say there are a lot of responsibilities i had in the Uk that are not my roles in the US.What is the point of going to work and you dont enjoy what you do due to the working environment. I think you can review this only if you have worked or stayed in the US for 3-6months...Thats my take.
Her analysis was completely biased and doesn't worth anything.
@@wallk23very very
This time de3 she wasn't fair koraa
In nhs you have to wait for years, at least 10 to 15 years to get 8d which is equal to the amount of an entry nurse in US with less than a year experience.
Imagine earning $7k in US and save $500 after bills😢😂. That's BS tbh.
I know people including myself who went to the UK and were disappointed with the roads and houses there? Should we say the UK is overrated?
for the first time I think she is just giving the uk people false reassurance cus u cant compare UK to US in making money wise
@@samuelfrempong2043did you listen well from the beginning to the end instead of jumping to this submission. Nyanuwufia
The house part ehn, so disappointed
When you have money you can build a big house with lots of toilets
I lived in the USA and visited UK for a week and based on my experience in that one week and the experience my friend (pharmacist) and the wife (a nurse) told me which personally are not things I ove to hear about the health system( long wait time for MRI) for a fracture) and garbage collection every 2 weeks. To some people, those two negatives are enough to make them believe not like the UK if you're coming from the USA where you can get MRi or CT or US the same day or next day with health insurance and garbage collected twice weekly in the county I reside in the USA. My dear presenter. Two weeks are not enough for unbiased assessments of these 2 beautiful countries. Where are the Google. Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, Boeing, Tesla and so on are headquartered? I believe the USA. Why? because of the system that encourages hard work and innovation. The biggest 10 fortune 500 companies are based in the US. Another things the presenter failed to understand and explain to her audiences is that you forgot to mention that the USA has 50 states and each states is like a country or bigger in Europe with law peculiar to the governing of those states unlike in the UK that blanket law.
For an individual who is ambitious and have great ideas to make positive impact in the World, I will suggest USA is the place. Both the USA and UK are great countries, but comparing both countries with information just obtained after 2 weeks stay in the USA are not enough to give your audiences the true picture. Nevertheless, I say great job for even trying to post this
Thank you
I think this presenter sounds really really naive to say but the least. I wish you didn't do this video until you have more or better assessment. There's no comparison.
I can bet with my two balls that you are ignorant of the fact that in the UK, there are also private laboratories for same day or immediate CT and MRI scans. If you want it for free then you have join the long queue.
To be honest she did mention that the USA is bound to have 40 times more opportunities compared to the UK, she did also emphasise that her assessment is based on her personal preferences. She also did an analysis of states and said that Vermont, and some new England states were similar to the certain Northern European economies. New York she said was quiet dear.
@@emmanuelcrayon7730 don’t forget US has Medicare, which is absolutely free for those with minimum incomes and they don’t have to to queue to access healthcare. Even the poorest in the USA has a car. The only thing I like in UK is that it is very close to Nigeria and could be going home like 3 times a year.
Another fact about the cost of living in the U.S. Some states like mine, California, are very, very expensive. But other states are quite cheap. $600 rent in one state might cost you $2000 in another state. A 6 bedroom 3500 sq. ft house in one state might cost you $250,000, while another state like California or New York might cost you $1M or $2M, depending on where you live. Some states have no state income tax. Some states have state income tax at varying percentages. It really is like 50 different countries, all under one umbrella. So pick wisely. The life you can afford to live on a nurse's salary can get you very comfortable, and VERY SAFE, depending on where you reside. Inflation post-Covid has been crazy though. I saw your grocery shopping video and those prices 2 years ago would have been nearly cut in half.
Cali? Cali's GDP is bigger the UK.
The states with lower cost of living tend to lack the opportunities in the more costly states & tend to have more backwards laws as seen in places like Florida & Texas
@@Lando-kx6so do you know how backwards the laws are in Florida and Texas? They have some of the most regressive laws in the country right now, with the most regressive Governor’s trying to return to 1955 🙄. Florida has one of the highest inflation and cost of living rates in the nation and the Governor is basically Donald Trump with a law degree. Anti- immigrant, anti-black, anti-progress, pro-gun, etc. But there’s also a lot to do in Florida, which is what keeps people moving there. Same with Texas, except the cost of living is better. But there are dozens more states with better laws, policies, opportunities, etc., that aren’t as glitzy or talked about. Which is why I said choose wisely.
@@Check_This_Game-f5m yes California’s GDP is the 5 largest in the world. It’s like a country all unto itself in a lot of ways.
I think it depends on the city you are in within CA. If you don’t live in LA, SF…most cities in CA are quite affordable. A 5b3bath still goes for about $600k or less in CA big cities. Paying a rent of $600 in US means that the apartment isn’t new, no in apartment washer and dryer, small square footage etc. If you want a great home anywhere in the world, you need money. 🤣😂
LOL Security Engineer roles on Indeed and LinkedIn pay $140/hr in the US. Even the Director of Uk cybersec doesnt earn that much
But the value of the money too counts.. we shouldn't over exaggerate my husband is in the US and use to come there and I don't see Soo much difference
@@dorcasyeboah699 😂 you people should fear God. IT guys here earn £35K for the same role that pays $150K in the US.. And you'll keep shouting exchange rate as if we don't know how teachers, train drivers and nurses, even Doctors are going on strike everytime. Isnt that why everyone is writing nclex?
@@dorcasyeboah699 do you know how to convert currencies🤣?
@@salmahsjourney3801 and if I don't know you can teach me.. by the way are these countries our own we all came to hustle let us think.
Band 8’s and band 7’s are getting the same money as you are talking about so I agree with you NANELLE . On top of it UK is safe
Thank you my sister
erapC
What is the meaning of band 8 and band 7 payments
Anyone earning $5500 to $6,000 a month and is only able to save $800 after bills and all is living above their means. You should be able to save about $2000-2500 every month. If a person is married, then that income is doubled. I don’t think the US is overrated.
Women’s problem! Women make 100k in the US and they wanna leave in high rise buildings and drive exotic cars with crazy car payments
63% of Americans leave paycheck to paycheck, and 50% of those earning above 100k per year leave also paycheck to paycheck. Yes, you can say they leave above their means, but if the majority is like this, then maybe this is the new normal for the US.
Thank you Nurse Nanelle for your informative videos. You are so gifted and inspiring. Please can you make a similar video between the UK and Canada.
Thank you in anticipation
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 This is called campaign to stay in UK 🇬🇧, it won’t work , your UK 🇬🇧 people would say in the comment sessions we love the UK , but would write NCLEX low key and leave 😂😂😂
Its true dear, they will pretend like uk and US is the same but low key doing nclex process
😂
@@samuelfrempong2043 , I swear 😃
Black man for you 😅
Personally, I believe that nowhere is too good or too bad. A person's unrealistic expectations and needs makes them feel a particular territory is better than the other. Honestly, the UK system is strict and though but I'll die here😅😅😅
Big ups Nanelle
Same Good country the best
Facts
You know what I tell people, I always say Jesus will meet me here in the UK and not in Nigeria or the US. Period!
@@sadiq7498they can't write NCLEX but will pretend and mention God name in lying😂
Thanks for always sharing helpful information and also welcome back to the UK. Hopefully will get to see you face to face someday, I also stay in Northern Ireland.
Yes take her advice. Thats what i did.. I got my Brit citizenship, went to the US as a nurse, Got my green card and SSN within a week of US arrival. But I Didnt like the employer so i decided to come back here in the UK.
But i was hired by an agency. So we have an option to return here in the UK and also just look after your green card so you can re apply back in the US as a direct hire.
So does that mean u can live in both countries
@@kwameopoku3576 yes.. as long as you have the green card and will check in the US i think its 6 months or before 1 year.
Also be aware that you will need to declare your taxes in the US as well , even though you still live in the UK. So please take note of that and have it done annually - until you go back to live there.
Thanks for the information,firefly
Silent watcher and subcriber. Just want to say ❤❤❤ you are so intelligent and so good and very unselfish with sharing all these life changing informations with others.
I like the way you are so real and analytical, great content.
Glad you enjoy it!
Wellcome back our Queen
Thanks for this expository insight.
Great job Nanelle, I wonder if some people watched your video till the end. You just earned a subscriber.
UK Free healthcare is not exactly free. You paid Health Surcharge and also it has the longest waiting time.
Nanelle you are the best always giving us up to date information. God bless you for this. Next time please visit Ireland and compare your experience to the one in the UK❤
Maybe one day!
Thank you so much. I’m happy I came across your channel. You are priceless
I appreciate that!
Lovely content but the comparison of California annual salary to a Band 8 UK nurse is not comparable dear because it will take a nurse more than 5 years to climb to Band 8 and start earning that much whereas that’s the entry salary of a newly graduated nurse or a new migrant nurse in California.
You should be a research nurse because sis you are good at that 👌👌👏👏receive your flowers 💐 🌺 my colleague said this exact thing she’s got her ILR and she said life has been better since then…. Locum doctors in this uk are cashing out like mad, nurses that do agency my goodness they are balling, agency nurses in uk make as high as 6k plus a month after tax… Weldone Nanelle the researcher 💕💕💕but the USA 🇺🇸 SHA☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️
Vonvicky do and become a nurse too🎉🎉
So nice of you
She is my role model
.. I work as agency and rates has down esp in London, current offers are mostly outside London. Also NHS is mass hiring international nurses almost every month. They won’t stop until they fill in 50k vacancies. Not saying agency will disappear completely but the abundance of shifts and rates are not as high as before.
@@sheilafrances2777thank you 😊
The US has a much fairer immigration system that's true. UK's immigration system can be to restricting, overly expensive, family visas are limiting, & it's always changing up. I can understand why many are so frustrated before getting ILR
Good points made, you can also have a side hustle in the US and even make more because you only work 3 days/week and one 4-day week in a month. By the way, not all nurses get paid biweekly in the US, depending on your union. As a new grad nurse in NY, I get paid every week and make 6 figures ( over 100k$ with no overtime), then I still have my other side hustle and decide to pick up OT when I feel like it. With security issues, I think you nailed it. Nowhere is totally safe, we also hear about gangs and knife violence in the UK though in the US gun violence is a big thing, and that majorly depends on where you live like you said. Every state/city has its own predominantly safe areas, just know about your zip code. People sometimes look for cheap neighborhoods to live in and complain about crime. what do you expect?? One of my friends recently came in from the UK, had a nice/safe time in every state he visited and on his last two days decided to rent a cheap Airbnb in Newark, NJ because his flight was taking off to the UK from Newark. I picked him up at NY airport, hung out and he told me he rented an Airbnb in Newark. I told him to give me the address and after I looked it up, I straight told him he rented an Airbnb in the hood and should have let me know before doing that. He was like how do I know the area is not a good area. Long story short, I went to drop him off there that night. The next building's neighbors were all smoking weed heavily outside lol. I took him to the grocery to get all he needed and told him to just stay indoors all night till the next morning he was going to the airport. The next morning he called me screaming there were gunshots fired on his street and cops were everywhere with the roads blocked on his way to the airport, He was like I am traumatized and I just want to get back to the UK then I was like I told you.
I agree and disagree with u. I live in the USA for 11 years and am surgical technologist making over $112000 a year after taxes. So what are u talking about? I live in NYC. Sorry love I will never trade 🇺🇸 for any country. UK will visit but will never live there. America is the land of opportunity n land of the free.
Did u even listen to the video😅
@@maureendikeears wide open love.
You should have followed the whole video. She actually expressed fair opinion for both UK and USA.
U didn't mention crime rates. I mean gunshots
@@abahesther3994the uk has no crime?
Thank you so much Nanelle for this review.
You are so welcome!
All your points are valid .. but peace of mind over anything 😂😂😂
Still Team🇺🇸
The tax system in the UK is what makes it so bad.. 40% when you make just 50,000 pounds and above is just crazy. Also,the band 9 money ,here in California is what people with 2-3 years experience earn… with just a BSC.
To correct that narrative, it is 40% of the balance past the 20% income tax threshold. In a nutshell, you are taxed 20% till your reach your threshold, then then it becomes 40%.
It’s the cost of living that makes it terribly bad !
And dont forget also the 13% national insurance which is on top of the normal tax.
The ILR is not free, I'm a family of 5 and we are expected to pay over £16000 at the end of the five years. Please do a video explaining how much a UK nurse with a family expecting to pay before they get their permanent residency and the British passport. Thank you.
Thanks, a mill for your honest opinion dear Nanelle, everything has its pros and cons, just left for one to choose what sooths best. welcome back dear.
I totally agree!
Welcome back Nanelle
Thanks for the good job
Good information.
My pleasure!
This is like comparing Ghana to Nigeria. A state in Nigeria is bigger than the whole of Ghana.
Nanelle go back
The USA glow is in another level
Welcome back dear ❤
Hahahaaaaa I hear you
It also depends on which state you live in . Some states are expensive , cost of living is high compared to others .
The wage rate is also determined by cost of living in each state. California, New York are among expensive states compared to Texas and Arizona which are relatively cheaper . However , i believe that it depends on what one really wants , their priorities … and after weighing the pros & cons of both countries then make a decision that works for an individual and his or her family . Thanks again Nanelle for the great insight .
Nanelle, wellcome back to the promise land the UK. Glad to hear your experience. US is 40 times gun in circulation than the UK and for that reason it is not for me as a country to stay there.
U won’t even get USA bro… only the best people are admitted into USA and that’s y immigrants like Elon musk is the richest man on earth and reside in USA
Probably because you people are so broke you can't afford guns. So you use knives instead 😂. You make it seem like England is some kind of utopia compared to the US . Insane
Nanelle you are very eloquent, and articulate, now with all the comparisons, joicel is making, your both have a point, but all these are individual preferences. She shouldn't captioned her topic that you lied, unless you agreed with her, you are doing a good job 👏.
USA has more opportunities for non healthcare workers and it's easier to transition careers with short courses or side hustles.
Age, stage in life and family structure also affects choice. USA allows green cards holder to file for their immediate family (the adult children, sibling or aging parent) that was left back home, unlike UK
Yeah but you have to go higher up the band. I’m sure the USA has bands as well which it is it still more pay.. Mhh I’m not sure if it is actually comparable
If working in IT in the Uk your starts salary is about 27-30k a year while in the US with same level of experience you will be making almost twice that amount minimum
Thumbs up girl, this video came in the right time. And welcome back.
This issue; in as much as I believe some of your arguments (like waiting for your British passport if you’re near), I don’t think it’s entirely exaggerated on their part (those in America).
If I don’t have to work extra but will still feel comfortable, I don’t see the point in living somewhere that I have to work extra (agency) to feel comfortable. And the free healthcare the Uk keep talking about isn’t actually free when you think about it.
I will say stay where you think will make you happy/comfortable cos the truth is, it’s actually never greener on the other side but it’s all about what you do with the opportunities you get in your current situation.
I’m waiting for my priority date to be current tho.
Also waiting for my priority date to be current though 😂 live in UK
I have loved USA even more after this video😂😂
@@merabmwansa7328😂
Thanks alot for this video, but am still team 🇺🇸
Same here
Thanks Nanelle I have learnt a lot from this video
Thank you for bringing this summary for us!!
A great video, but you should have talked about the taxes in both countries.
Nannele, you are down to earth, I ❤ your stance. We will go there for holidays and come back to the peace here. Cheers🎉
😘😘😘😘
Voice of jealousy 😂
You are hard working 😢😢😢 keep shining Nanelle
Thank you, I will
As soon as I saw the background I said yaayyy! Welcome back hun🥰❤
Welcome back!
We missed you 😅
Thank you for the information 🙏
Thank you! 😃
A statistic on U.S. gun violence: 11.9 people per 100,00 die of gun violence in the U.S. every year. That stat includes a higher rate of suicide by gun than homicide. In a country of 335,000,000 people, the average person will never come anywhere near the risk of violence by gun. Still a terrible problem by the world's standards, but when you hear of a mass shooting in Texas and you live in Oregon, that's like hearing about a mass shooting in the U.K. and it occurred in Poland. The country is that big. There are rougher neighborhoods in every city, but the average person lives, works, exists, etc. in huge states, huge cities and while you might hear about a crime, you are nowhere near it and just living in your peaceful neighborhood. Just some perspective, because true, the news makes it seem like everyone is dodging bullets 24/7, and that it not the case.
I like this ❤
@@NanelleGriselda thanks. By the world’s standards out gun laws are out of control. But statically the country is as safe as any other. Another statistic to put this in context. We have 11.9 per 100,00 dying to violence and suicide combined. Japan has 17.9 per 100,00 people die annually to suicide alone.
"hearing about a mass shooting in the UK but it occurred in Poland" I like how you put it that way
Thanks Nanelle for this information. Always on point
Nurses in the US make good money in every state. The bills you pay in the US is dependent on your choice and the taste you have for an accommodation.
Nannelle, good to have you back. Your voice is back too, yay!. I think I humans we adjust to places. I live in London, I am happy to visit other parts of UK but I am happier in the expensive London. You feel UK is better, but it is not. Your friend is at entry level point, yet you are comparing her pay with the UK top tier. Compare our band 8d to the equivalent in the USA and you will understand. Housing is better in US, weather is better in most areas, employment opportunities, not just care and they are a friendlier people, even though they have psychopaths. You can’t have it all, but as a UK resident, who knows nurses in USA, the US is by far better.
I agreeee with you… in UK for one to reach band 7 takes a lot of years and effort. Talking about permanent residency, waiting for 5 years to be free to do an extra job or business.
I think US is better
@@beaurrieleah7604I started my NP a year after i graduated as a nurse. The program was only 18month. I am an NP. now. I started practicing immediately after. Now i make over 30k/monthly working for myself, and i can make way more if i want to. American is land of Opportunities.
Exactly, the comparism between an entry level and band 8 is not fair.
Whichever's better comes down to preference. You mentioned all of these things but didn't mention job security, work life balance, workers rights, healthcare, food standards, transportation/walkability, housing quality, travel options, crime & violence, infrastructure & more. I was born & raised in the states & moved to the UK & I can say that the US is a society built around sheer profit. Money goes above everything there. UK & other European countries are societies to actually live life in. For me I'll take UK anyday, you couldn't pay me to live back in the US again.
@beaurrieleah7604 it doesn't take a lot of years to get to band 7. It's your proactiveness to applying to positions. You can get to band 7 within two years of qualifying.
Nanelle, true, when I read that you are in NI (Belfast) am always like are you safe, especially when i read issues about PSNI.
Good to know you are always safe
Oh wow!
Love your videos! You keep it so 💯. It’s refreshing for someone to weigh the pros and cons of each country so honestly! ❤️
Thank you so much!!
Thank you Nanelle for this video. You gave a constructive opinion.
This video is just to make UK nurses and people in the UK in general not feel bad lol. It felt like you were trying so hard to underrate the US 😩. There’s bills everywhere in the developed worlds. The taxes alone in the UK is like separate bill on its own.
I’m still team USA any day and anytime. I’m not going to slave away in the UK for five years to get ILR, when I can get green within weeks of landing in the US and file for my parents and younger siblings. And the joy of giving my kid’s US citizenship by birth is incomparable. Plus the immense job opportunities abound in the US too, UK is restricting in every single way!
Yeah agreed, and don't forget the crappy weather, no longer being part of EU and taxes being higher
Its the healthcare for me thats y i pick uk
@@kwameopoku3576 you have to wait in the que sometimes to get procedures done in the U.K. In the U.S if you are a nurse and have good insurance which mostly nurses have, you get good healthcare too, never had to wait for months to be treated like I did in the uk and europe generally.
@@kwameopoku3576 NHS accessibility is a complete joke, as far as I am concerned.
@@kwameopoku3576 UK healthcare have lots of Google doctors , do you think about heavy Tax and crappy cars and smaller houses in UK , do you even think about legal extortion where by after paying heavy tax to construct road , then you still pay road tax to drive on that road and still pay council tax to main the road ? Do you think about studying 4 years as a nurse and end up in NHS and someone who work agency as a carer earn higher than you , do you think about been paid just £50,000 as a tech guy then after tax and council tax you are left with below 30k , so you think about driving on the tiny road … do you think about using 30years to pay for just 2bedroom flat mortgage
My late grandma is an American and 4 of my uncle are American and one of my brother is American citizen and I have been to United States quite often , you can’t compare United States to UK , US is far more better … UK people only work to save and build back home and they go back there and retire without having real life experience like driving a good car and living in a big house … there’s no dream in UK. You just have to be the slave to enrich the royals by crazy taxation
I’m keenly waiting for a video of you with nursing or health workers in the scandinavial countries in comparison with the uk like you’ve done with other countries because I’m yet to see one on your channel
I love the UK.
I'm living here 7years, 2kids. I got my ILR and I'm currently studying my access to nursing course.
I love UK.
As A Jamaican i get alot of opportunities here.
I don't want to go to USA.
When i got my ILR i jumped into e commerce & network marketing .I am happy finally 😅
Thanks for all you do... these are important information for me and my family
Thank you for this.. 🎉❤ I have made my decision already
Thanks for information !!
Thanks nanelle, but honestly I love my safety here with my family. Life is not all about money
Ok.that's great to know but please try and travel to Canada so that we can see the different.
I have never in my entire life make comment on social media platforms. What is the percentage of nurses in the that earn £8400. What is the average number of nurses in the Uk that are on band 8? How you check the economic situation of Uk recently. Your utilities bills, groceries? Just to mention a few. Please don't compare.
New grad nurses in the USA make 90k a year but in the UK you must make it to Band 8 to make that much??? That's kind of offensive lol. The US states with lower salaries have lower cost of living.
Also, a country can be "safe" today but that can always change tomorrow.
Great piece❤
The thing about crime & violence in the US is that it can happen at anytime & in any public place when you least expect. There's a very large amount of mentally unstable people coupled with loose gunlaws (especially in the south). Being a black person especially if you're a young black man you are more likely to be faced with violence either by police or other people. If you talk to black Americans they will tell you everything you need to know & about how when children get to a certain age they have a talk with them so they can lessen the chances of getting racially profiled by police or potentially caught up in very bad situations they weren't the cause of. I've been racially profilled & harrassed by police a number of times & had many bad experiences growing up in the US that probably shaped my view on the country & it's systems. My family's from Jamaica one of the top 5 most murderous countries & most of my relatives there have never seen or heard a gunshot before but that doesn't mean it isn't a serious thing that's widespread. In the US you're not likely to come into contact with crime & violence but it's happening all over & you are far more likely to have something happen to you than in the UK or anywhere in Europe
4:36 Your argument is a bit flawed. You are trying to compare a USA nurse's contracted hours salary with a UK nurse's salary who is doing their contracted hours plus working agency hours and having a side hassle. In the USA people can have side hassles and work overtime too. Why don't you just compare contracted hours to contracted hours? After that, bring in all factors like other opportunities, expenses, safety etc.
Well since you have that extra insight, add it to her flawed analysis, compare and contrast. Majority of the work is done already 🤠
You compare contacted hours in the US with locum in the US lol and then talk about bank 8a, how long will it take to get to band 8a?
Thanks for the information
My pleasure
The comparison is always all about been a nurse or doctor , what about been a student in UK and been a student in US and their dependent too.
Great content as usual..... well-done Nanelle
Fair analysis👏🏻👏🏻
You are just good, did your research very well.thankyou
Thank you too
I get u very well, exactly what I think!!! Reason am not freaked about USA
We'll be alright in the UK😂
Nanelle, can you please talk about paying taxes as a social media content creator in the UK?🙏🙏
Yeah you'll be alright in the uk, being broke, living in a dump 😅
Welcome back😍
Thank you 🙏🏽
Thank you sis for this information ,God bless you Amen
Amen 🙏🏽
Thank you Nnanelle for this important information. We should let God leads us to the promise land.
Good morning Nanelle❤❤
Thank you for sharing 🙏