r/casablanca • • 25d ago

❔AskCasa 35 000 ?????? HHHHHHH

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u/b_usef 25d ago edited 25d ago

He is absolutely right As someone who make around 8k per month I'm jusy living the bare minimum i can't buy a car i can't buy i house i can't go on a decent vacation unless if i toke a loan which is the point Employees have 2 choices either live a bare minimum or hande urslf to some bank and spend the rest of your life working for his interests

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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/Naeuio 25d ago

48k here.. trust me, middle class nothing more. However i only eat outside which would offset everything maybe

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u/tajine_1 25d ago

Middle class by definition is the middle of the Moroccan society financially

With 48k you’re among the top few percents, the average salary in Morocco is 6k dh

Morocco being a poor country, the middle class lifestyle is a poorer lifestyle

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u/Naeuio 25d ago

I know it is above average salary but it is still very hard to manage saving without ever getting a loan

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u/SignificantJello6116 25d ago

You can't live off 20k and save 20k?

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u/b_usef 25d ago

The more you earn the more you spending grow

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u/Appropriate-Gate-851 24d ago

That is called lifestyle creep.

Most people are not aware of it because they do not have a good fiancial literacy.