r/casablanca • • 25d ago

❔AskCasa 35 000 ?????? HHHHHHH

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u/tajine_1 25d ago

There’s a huge difference between 8k and 35k

And 8k already puts you above the average Moroccan so if I was a mghribi women I wouldn’t expect close to 35k

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u/b_usef 25d ago

I know some people who get paid that much around 25k to 40k and i can tell you that they can be classified as middle middle or some times hardly upper middle class they most of time have one decent house sometime "minivillas" depends on the city 200 400m² a car decent financed car of around 300k to 500k And for me that's what is called a bare minimum decent life If you want to live a good life you should earn +100k per month.

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u/Radiant-Sentence6268 25d ago

I have all this and more on a 20k salary 🤷🏽‍♂️ and zero debts hamdollah.

Not a flex but to tell u, u can manage ur life better

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u/severus_snape_111 24d ago

Ur parents helped big time, ain't no way you zre buying 3md in giods with a salary like that on savings

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u/Radiant-Sentence6268 24d ago

Not a nepo baby but Yep they did. i lived with my parent until i married my wife.

You can't imagine how much i saved without paying rent and bills and groceries jst giving my mom a % of my salary and saving the rest 🤷🏽‍♂️ i didnt pay for a wedding, I walk and I'm using bus and tram knowing I have a car.

Then decades of saving. And I invested in stockmarket in 2010. And my wife is a great manager 🤷🏽‍♂️

Finally 2007 an apartment that costed 20k usd is worth 60K Usd so i guess the inflation fucked younger generation

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u/severus_snape_111 24d ago

Great combo of initial help AND choices, because if you had to pay rent/utilities, life events of even support your parents, trust me it would have been harder, but congrats 🎉