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03-06-2020, 08:40 PM
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50% tax? So if I earn 10k a month only have 5k a month?
That's terrible. Better to stay in sg.
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If you are only making 10k per month, your average tax rate is closer to 30%. So if you have a 10k salary per month, your take home will be around 7k per month.
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03-06-2020, 10:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
In Ontario, you take home 175k on a 300k salary
9k a month on taxes.
The strategy is to live in NZ, get a pr, then return to SG. NZ PR does not expire.
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175k is like 14k a month. Not bad
What are work hours like? Weekends? Nights?
How much do NZ doctors earn? What's the tax rate there?
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03-06-2020, 10:55 PM
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Indices Difference Info
Consumer Prices in Auckland are 7.38% higher than in Calgary
Consumer Prices Including Rent in Auckland are 16.76% higher than in Calgary
Rent Prices in Auckland are 42.24% higher than in Calgary
Restaurant Prices in Auckland are 3.90% lower than in Calgary
Groceries Prices in Auckland are 7.94% higher than in Calgary
Local Purchasing Power in Auckland is 30.02% lower than in Calgary
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Consumer Prices in Christchurch are 4.35% higher than in Calgary
Consumer Prices Including Rent in Christchurch are 4.12% higher than in Calgary
Rent Prices in Christchurch are 3.50% higher than in Calgary
Restaurant Prices in Christchurch are 0.70% higher than in Calgary
Groceries Prices in Christchurch are 6.95% higher than in Calgary
Local Purchasing Power in Christchurch is 24.84% lower than in Calgary
Indices Difference Info
Consumer Prices in Auckland are 1.16% lower than in Toronto
Consumer Prices Including Rent in Auckland are 8.49% lower than in Toronto
Rent Prices in Auckland are 20.57% lower than in Toronto
Restaurant Prices in Auckland are 10.16% lower than in Toronto
Groceries Prices in Auckland are 3.33% lower than in Toronto
Local Purchasing Power in Auckland is 1.60% lower than in Toronto
ndices Difference Info
Consumer Prices in Christchurch are 3.95% lower than in Toronto
Consumer Prices Including Rent in Christchurch are 18.39% lower than in Toronto
Rent Prices in Christchurch are 42.20% lower than in Toronto
Restaurant Prices in Christchurch are 5.86% lower than in Toronto
Groceries Prices in Christchurch are 4.22% lower than in Toronto
Local Purchasing Power in Christchurch is 5.69% higher than in Toronto
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03-06-2020, 11:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
175k is like 14k a month. Not bad
What are work hours like? Weekends? Nights?
How much do NZ doctors earn? What's the tax rate there?
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300k salary (175k after tax) is for Monday to Friday, 8-5pm.
No weekends, evenings or overnight calls.
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03-06-2020, 11:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
300k salary (175k after tax) is for Monday to Friday, 8-5pm.
No weekends, evenings or overnight calls.
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This is for Canada? How many patients do they see in a day 8 to 5pm?
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04-06-2020, 04:34 AM
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This is for Canada? How many patients do they see in a day 8 to 5pm?
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Yes this is for Family Physicians in Canada.
It depends on the type of payment model (Fee-For-Service vs. Roster/Capitation).
For FFS, average 6 patient/hour, so ~48 patients from 8-5pm. Physicians usually encourage 1 issue per visit.
For Rostered/Capitation, average 4 patients/hour, so ~32 patients from 8-5pm. Physicians will allow multiple issues per visit to minimize the number of return visits.
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04-06-2020, 06:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Yes this is for Family Physicians in Canada.
It depends on the type of payment model (Fee-For-Service vs. Roster/Capitation).
For FFS, average 6 patient/hour, so ~48 patients from 8-5pm. Physicians usually encourage 1 issue per visit.
For Rostered/Capitation, average 4 patients/hour, so ~32 patients from 8-5pm. Physicians will allow multiple issues per visit to minimize the number of return visits.
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How much does FFS pay for each patient visit? Is this for British Columbia?
For Roster/Capitation how are the doctors paid?
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04-06-2020, 10:50 AM
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Currently a junior mo here. Still thinking between IM and FM as a long term career choice. Have no special interest in any of the subspec, so will prob aim for gen med if I do enter IM.
Was wondering which is a better choice in terms of demand, career progression/job opportunities and work/life balance in the long run?
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Both are saturated and have limited job prospects. No such thing as work life balance in Singapore.
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