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I make 160k and I'm poor and it's government fault
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So hear me out, I'm single and make a fairly meh 160k salary for todays Australia. After I pay for necessities: mortgage strata utilities on my 3b1b apartment in a Melbourne CBD tower with a heated pool, concierge, underground parking, conference room and other simple basic amenities; a car loan and insurance on my 2023 Nissan SUV; daily Uber deliveries since I'm a remote tech worker and don't have enough time to cook food between standups and sprint plannings; MacBook and iPhone payments since I'm an iOS Dev; I have barely anything left over. How can people afford life these days? After paying for food, shelter and transportation I struggle to save anything. I cannot imagine what it is like for people with kids if I barely can feed myself as single despite being an educated white collar worker. Has Australian government failed us, simple working folks? I wish we could go back to the good old days where a factory line worker could afford a 4 bedroom house, SAHW and 3 kids on a single income. Are there ways I can increase my income? Thinking of doordashing on weekends.

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Ngl if people stopped buying houses at overly inflates rates AND forced body corps to itemise their spending profit and loss etc we would ALL be better off. But until then, have at your mortgage stress.

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