How much is $5000 USD in the Philippines?

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[@Xorn4359]

Bro you spent twice as much as minimum wage workers in the u.s. make in that same time span. For any Americans who read this comment if you took a $20 and went to the Phillipines it would have the purchasing power of roughly $100.

[@multatuli1]

Yeah it looks like she's exaggerating with spending 5k in 2 months 😂

[@TheQueenofControvercy]

It's depends on what you do

[@Xorn4359]

@TheQueenofControvercy true plenty In manilla and borocay to spend money on but I guess I spent most of my time in the provinces so I wasn't really living it up so much as I was experiencing the culture lol

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[@TheQueenofControvercy]

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[@mv4463]

At 58 to 1 usd.. its very good right now

[@TheQueenofControvercy]

That's high

[@mv4463]

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[@briancamp3294]

She's spending money on other people or family's, so yes that could take a good bite from whatever budget she had. But that's too much to months😊

[@TheQueenofControvercy]

Yep

[@elbywest5977]

That's my U S budget,.

[@moneyninja3852]

$5000 for 2 months in the Philippines? That sounds very expensive! I thought that country was pretty poor.

[@TheQueenofControvercy]

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[@robertruck5501]

Just under $300,000 php

[@leoavila915]

Are you Filipina?

[@TheQueenofControvercy]

I can be 😅

[@leoavila915]

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[@Cascalonginus1]

Wait! She said she was able to live for two months on $5000!? That's $2500 a month! $30,000 a Year? That's not cheap at all! I'm 52 living in the south. I've never even made $30,000 in a year.

[@cooletnetto2414]

Depending on your lifestyle. If you eat out a lot in fancy restos here in PH considering you are a foreigner dining out with your local fams, expect your bill will be around around P15k + your short term airbnb rent P100k is barely enough for a month. But if you are lone traveller, 5kUSD is more than enough.

[@multatuli1]

She was expecting the white people treating the whole Filipino family and extended family for two months 😂

[@TheQueenofControvercy]

If you're going on a vacation, that's a different story