Filipino-Americans' have made their marks into the greatest economy of the world. Do you think they have also benefitted their home country? Let us know down below!

@rodriguez2170

2 жыл бұрын

Filipino race lol? ethnicity to be exact correct ur words.

@nolifelpasajol145

2 жыл бұрын

It depends. As a whole yes but it might even harm the supply and demand because their families in the PH tend to overconsume, raising prices artificially for the average Filipino.

@troydeleon

2 жыл бұрын

Their families definitely. The country, indirectly through consumption.

@syncswim

2 жыл бұрын

As qualify of life in the US continues to erode and more information economy workers shift to remote work there's going to be a sharp uptick in Fil-ams becoming Balikbayans to take advantage of the favorable PHP exchange rate, especially since 2nd gen Fil-Ams can claim dual citizenship retroactively through a parent. If this becomes a trend it could lead to a situation like Portugal where digital nomads are jacking up inflation and pricing locals out of the economy. We could see new social resentments between balikbayans and local workers develop.

@migovasquez0303

2 жыл бұрын

@@syncswim Very true. I visit Portugal every year and this past few years the prices in both Lisbon and Porto had gone up. The rents are outrageously high for T1. Im Fil-Am but with a grandfather who came from Matosinhos, Porto.

"The lack of better education" is not really accurate. The nurses that came here to the USA from the Philippines are all degree holders and very experienced in their respective fields. I came here from Dubai along with about over 300 nurses. We were recruited from different parts of Dubai and Abudhabi. I don't know where that "lack of education" designation is coming from as we all came here already educated from the Philippines. After passing the CGFNS (Foreign Graduate Nursing School) exam, IELTS (English language Testing System), and NCLEX (National Council Licensure Examination), then we were granted working visas to the USA. So, I hope people stop that nonsense. We also get paid more than our local counterparts because we all were highly experienced.

@Arc824

2 жыл бұрын

Not to mention Filipinos are likely to do overtimes and cover shifts.

@monocyte2210

2 жыл бұрын

Agree. Most educated filipinos go abroad and don't stay in the country

@iinarrab19

2 жыл бұрын

Eh... We have very poor education system. Where are you even located

@DROIDFARM

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I know several Americans that went to school in the Philippines most went to University there under the GI bill as there is a loophole that makes it so they can go to the Philippines as it used to be part of the USA but school there is tons cheaper and cost of living is lower especially in the provinces. Plus the Philippines and people are so beautiful! A lot of South Koreans also go to the Philippines for school.

@RetroDaddyPH

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed! I hope the nonesense they spew stops. My sister had to work for more than 10 years with different specializations as a Nurse before a slot opened up for her in the US.

FilAm here. Not a millionaire but I consider myself rich because I make more money than many Americans. In America, as long as you are willing to work and put in the hours, you can earn a lot. And as along as you are not someone who will buy anything you see and wise with money, you will be able to save a lot.

@scooterbob4432

Жыл бұрын

Just avoid falling into the "American debt trap". American banks grant liberal credits to make money but remember that the cost of money (interest) can be very expensive. That's the reason why tens of millions of Americans are drowning in debts.

@ronlegaspi8590

Жыл бұрын

True that. I just got another job offer this week and will be making 150k working at home in Finance and database programming in the medical industry and dont have to touch some strangers butt in a hospital bed. I dont have to be a nurse to get paid good.

@smann7236

3 ай бұрын

What's your job?

@hiddenname9809

3 ай бұрын

@@smann7236 Computer and quality

I am a FilAm nurse, been here for 45 yrs, I am very grateful for the opportunity to come here. My children are all college grads and have beautiful life here. The politicians in the Philippines are so corrupt they only care about their pockets and it’s their fault why we want to get out of the country. I love Philippines, but after 45 yrs, my heart is here in the US. If I could wish for something, my wish is they would find politicians who love the country first and do good for the country and the people instead of being so greedy and just take and take, let the people suffer

@youtubephan2427

2 жыл бұрын

most people in PH are not doers...they are just living day to day and only dream. sad to see many wishing to be nannys and babysitters in the middle east or hong kong. private sectors also sad for being choosy with job seekers using the "contract" for hiring process. and yes, local and low level government officials are probably the most corrupt.

@anthonystarita1149

2 жыл бұрын

@Cyrus Vincent Tronco 🎗️ yelling

@wavemaker2077

2 жыл бұрын

The Philippines is already changing for the better. Reverse migration is quite common now. A lot of FilAms are planning to retire in the Philippines because the Philippines is a lot better now than in the past.

@watchaPinas

2 жыл бұрын

@@wavemaker2077 correct! Pros outweighs the cons of going back to retire in the Philippines.

@jacqueslee2592

2 жыл бұрын

Not all Filipinos are good doctors or nurses, they are also very corrupt in the US. To say everybody is just absolute narcissism.

That's because the criteria for Filipinos to immigrate/work in America is very high. Most Filipinos who are qualified to work in US are degree holders who had also taken US licenses and exams to be able to go here. Mabuhay Philippines.🇵🇭 They are one of the greatest contributors to the Philippine economy because of their taxes 🇵🇭

@larryk187

Жыл бұрын

This is true too. So Asians from other countries do not qualify, even though they are degree holders in their respective countries. Which is a shame because they have to start over and that takes time, but they need to make a living and have already invested so much time into school back home that they don't want to do it again, which leads them to take regular jobs like waiter or cashier in the USA

🔥I think another very big factor to consider as a reason for the big boost in the income gap of Filipinos is the competence in conversing in the English language. On the list, Indian and Filipino have English as their main language of commerce.

I am a Filipino-American and a Registered nurse here in Seattle. 3 of my siblings are nurses like me. I average 185K a year. Filipino nurses are sought after everywhere in the US. This video has many good points. Thank you.

@joebidet2050

2 жыл бұрын

Mike really an rn in seattle ? You making 185 k a year with lots of overtime im sure I thought maybe 100k if lucky and overtime

@migovasquez0303

2 жыл бұрын

@@joebidet2050 I collect stem cells and deplete blood. Nurses here earn 60-65 per hour. If I work sat and Sunday I get bonus calls and time and half rate plus differential. 100k for nurses is a slave rate/pay.

@joebidet2050

2 жыл бұрын

@@migovasquez0303 exactly I saw 50 per hour x 40 = 2000 week x 50 = 100k Base so 85 k more is overtime Nice sweldo

@LazypunK07

2 жыл бұрын

Lol Only Few Filipinos support America. Most of Filipinos don't like America. 🖕 So stop this propaganda

@rbebeabucay9356

2 жыл бұрын

You make as much or more than some of the software engineers.

In a sense, Filipinos are "STREET SMART" they may not have access to a better education but they have other ways of being the best at their work. and if you imagine them having both access in education and our so-called street smart attitude of just being Filipino thing. they could do more than that. they are also people who know how to socialize and exploit advantages. don't worry about exploits, they just knew how to take advantage of the cards they play with earnest and hard work. a typical Filipino resiliency. edit: they may not have access to a better if not the best education on a international scale. but...

@Grimisnowhere

2 жыл бұрын

Most filipino immigrants are college graduates.

@nezdesigns6839

2 жыл бұрын

The majority of Filipinos who are in the United States are college degree holders just so you know. In fact during the 70s, American companies like Boeing went to the Philippines just to hire the best engineers. Even hospitals in the United States used to sponsor Filipino registered nurses all the way from Philippines just to come and work in the United States.

@ChrisSF2G

2 жыл бұрын

You kinda made it seem like they are scammers by talking about "exploiting " I just seen hard working people

@kenzacker1476

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisSF2G hahaha my bad for that, its just some hardworking and earnest at their work just know how take advantage of opportunities

@kenzacker1476

2 жыл бұрын

@@Grimisnowhere yes most, especially today. However legend has also stated that those who are very successful are not even college graduate. And i have witness those people as well.

There is something to be said about the comment "less access to better education". This is true now, but was not always the case. The generation this study most likely took notice of is an older one. The Philippines had one of the first university of Asia (UST), one of the most premier business schools in Asia (AIM) as well as having multiple medical and nursing institutions considered some of the best in Asia. But like I said, this was then. The education standard has considerably dropped in the past few decades due to political policies that have hindered educational growth. Hopefully this changes soon.

@mariatolentino4516

Жыл бұрын

Well my son, who went to vo-tech high school and was mocked by his peers in middle school, took Cosmetology in vo-tech, started working as a shampoo assistant in a small salon, ended up being able to get financing for his car without parental help at 19, bought his house at 21 and became the youngest technical trainer of the corporate salon's technical trainers nationwide at 21. At 23, he became the youngest of the salon's design team. He currently has four paid campaigns, tends to get chosen to appear on TV for hair shows, is possibly the most followed design team member, already won a global hair show award with his fellow (Ukrainian) design team member. He has even surpassed his own father (who has two Master's degrees) who worked in key management in state government. He makes six figure income and he is a hairstylist. He had to really work so hard. He is not an immigrant though. He was born here in the U.S.A. (I was still a Filipino citizen when he was born (legally immigrated in 1991). I am now a citizen). And my son was born in 1995. We're not really rich, but we do live comfortably - he in his one bedroom apartment in NYC, me in my townhouse in a quiet peaceful small town here in Eastern USA (and my income isn't even six figures).

@MikkosFree

Жыл бұрын

@@mariatolentino4516 That sounds really great, and and your son has done nothing but made you proud. Great job as a parent. But what does that have to do with my comment?

@mariatolentino4516

Жыл бұрын

@@MikkosFree well, you were talking about the video's study applying to the older generation ("The generation this study most likely took notice of is an older one..."). My son is from a later generation, born in 1995. I was just looking at the generational reference...

@MikkosFree

Жыл бұрын

@@mariatolentino4516 ahhh, that explains it. While your son is amazing, unfortunately a vast majority were not able to receive the same level of education. This is one of the reasons the PH ranks second to the last in terms of IQ in the SEA region. Not just the curriculum, but also the environment in which kids are learning. Just two years ago in an interview I had at a public elementary school, kids in the 4th grade were unable to read. 4th grade! This was due to the "no child left behind" policy which punished teachers for failing students. And at 50 per class and 6 to 8 classes a day, teachers couldn't teach these kids properly. Of course there will still be success stories like your son. But those who fail to receive a decent education will outnumber them in the thousands.

@robertgaiser5518

Жыл бұрын

@@mariatolentino4516 America is truly a land of opportunities. I can’t understand why Democrats want to transform America to a socialist if not communist country. Nanny state. Free stuff. Depend on government handout. We don’t want America transformed but we keep on voting for people who wants to transform it.

As a nurse in the Philippines in 2005, I got paid at best $150 a month at a city owned hospital. Which was and still is not even close to a decent wage that is enough to mortgage a house, pay bills and worse support a family.

Aa Really brought home how bad the situation is when the guy at the end expressed gratitude for simply having enough space to stand up inside his shared apartment....

@simeonola7019

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome 😎👍

@simeonola7019

2 жыл бұрын

I feel like a king 🤴 now in 600 sqf apartment, I could never live in Hong Kong under those conditions 😐. Poor people, the government should change their policies.

@austinoike4340

2 жыл бұрын

yes, agreed

@austinoike4340

2 жыл бұрын

These is,nt good in the sense that it ends up affecting civilians financially in different angles of life

@yaumisa8077

2 жыл бұрын

We see complains here and there on social media ,from different people in different parts all around the world

Filipino-American and generation children set their educational goals and aim for higher standard. Filipino-Americans seek higher wages and most do not want to live in poverty. They have the mentality that they would rather earn from their hard sweat rather than government welfares. They are proud of their jobs.

@ronlegaspi8590

2 жыл бұрын

Yes and Filipino Americans do not believe in multi generational homes and do not like having their mature sons/daughters living at home. I left when I was 18 yrs and now I own multiple homes.

@calbon3545

2 жыл бұрын

@@ronlegaspi8590 awesome!! Yeah Same here I wanted to be successful !

@bb89670

2 жыл бұрын

The Americans in the early years when they ruled the Philippines had told the citizens if they wanted to be better they need education and aim high. The Americans were the ones who established nursing schools in 1934 or 1935.

@hiddenname9809

Жыл бұрын

True. I do not know any FilAm who is on government welfare. We have too much pride for that.

@hiphipjorge5755

Жыл бұрын

​@@ronlegaspi8590 That's hardly the case. I know many Filipino Americans and multigenerational homes are incredibly common

LACK of education? We, Filipinos will NOT be in high demand throughout the world if we are LACKING proper and good education. Our Colleges and Universities are among the BEST in Asia, we SPEAK English even before we can walk, the ONLY problem in the Philippines, is why Filipinos are leaving for the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Middle East, Europe, and Japan, is the LACK of QUALITY jobs in the Philippines, because of the Philippine Government WRONG policy in attracting investments. The 60-40 Cap in Foreign Direct Investments is the MAIN problem on why the Philippines have a HARD time in attracting FDI, compared to Vietnam and China which is a Communist Nations but have a relaxed rule towards FDI, while the Philippines, a Democratic country but its policy is VERY restrictive, much is the WORST in Asia...unless the Philippine Government relax its rule in attracting FDI, it will NOT change anything, the continued migration of HIGHLY skilled Filipinos will continue, but recently this year, the Duterte Administration is STARTING to relax the rule in attracting FDI, now foreigners can start owning a business in Telecommunications, Railways, Airports, Retail, and Roads, it is NOT enough yet, but hopefully the Philippine Government will OPEN more...

Alot of Filipinos chose to accept a job abroad because higher officials DON'T LISTEN TO THE NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE. So, because government ignores the cry of the filipinos they decided to study and work hard to graduate college and migrate to America ( land of opportunity). Philippines is rich BUT also alot of government officials are corrupt......" me, me first mentality". NOT surprising why alot of Filipinos are rich living in America because we are willing to work hard and grab all opportunities handed to us. God Bless America!

@alcubz2622

2 жыл бұрын

And officials don't listen because they know voters will keep them in power regardless if they won't listen anyway. In democracy, people deserves its leaders.

@ChiekoGamers

2 жыл бұрын

And still vote for Marcos, then complain why the economy is failing? clowns

@stevenhake7500

2 жыл бұрын

America needs more hard working people. This is a call to those with vision and determination. This is the generation to get to America. If you don't believe me look at natural gas prices around the world. We got the free energy.

@AA-gj7tc

2 жыл бұрын

Politicians in the Philippines basically gives absolutely no packs

@alaindelon611

2 жыл бұрын

Filipinos should stop electing the same corrupt officials & family dynasties in the Govt. That is why the country does not progress.

It is already rooted in the historical connection between U.S and the Philippines. During the early 20th century(1900's)some elite Filipinos decided to migrate and settle down in American mainland(U.S.A)for better standard of living. They were called then Pensionados or Pensionnaires til to their present day their descendants are Americans with Filipino ancestry(Filipino-Americans).Throughout the 20th century til present, these migration continued by some following generation of Filipinos for better opportunities and quality of living. This is an ironic fact of this🤔🤔🤔

@LazypunK07

2 жыл бұрын

Lol Only Few Filipinos support America. Most of Filipinos don't like America. 🖕 So stop this propaganda

@mmyr8ado.360

2 жыл бұрын

There was a Filipino settlement in Louisiana at one point before the Union claimed the territory, and some Inuits in Alaska are of Filipino descent.

@dumbdingzreviews7004

Жыл бұрын

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Monthly salaries for nurses in the philippines is around 30k max which is equal to $600. thats 600 dollars could be doubled in just a week here in the US.

Thank you for recognizing the hardworking Filipinos,

90% of Behind Asia's videos is about Philippines.

@courtjester6408

2 жыл бұрын

The guy who made the channel live in the Philippines

@courtjester6408

2 жыл бұрын

@꧁ᴜɴᴋɴᴏᴡɴ꧂ or go to his other channel called behind Philippines

@misfit7024

2 жыл бұрын

I just watch the filipino KZread channel PEENOISE because it's funny. Don't understand a damn thing but they cuss a lot and it gives me the giggles.

@aeronuy3133

2 жыл бұрын

@@courtjester6408 or he is filipino baiting

@courtjester6408

2 жыл бұрын

@@aeronuy3133 if he is then I dont mind I get informed and I give him 1 viewer count win win for me

Everything crumbled in the Philippines since 1986. Working abroad became a trend and the country's economy relied on remittances. Rising Tiger of Asia but never became a Tiger. They're just pleasing their own selves with unnecessary flowery words.

Thank for this documentary

Two of the reasons are that most of the Filipinos here are professionals and hard-working.

You just mentioned the Army. Most of the FilipinoAmericans served in the US Navy under the Philippine Enlistment Program from 1946 to 1991. Beyond the US, Filipinos build the world as Engineers and Construction Workers in almost every Country especially in the Middle East...so if you ever meet Filipino American thank them for their service in Ww1,WW2, KOREAN War, Vietnam War, Iraq War, Afghanistan War and also for their service in the medical and construction industry...

@codenamemigrane9731

2 жыл бұрын

Yet ive never seen a Filipino being portrait in historical war movies specially in korean war

@KSmifune

2 жыл бұрын

@@codenamemigrane9731 because majority of the troops who fought in korean war where south koreans and americans.

@codenamemigrane9731

2 жыл бұрын

@@KSmifune it's True yet when the Chinese and North koreans advances and the allies where overwhelmed the majority retreated it was the minority battallion who stand their ground. Just like in WW2 majority of Fighter Air Squadron where White's but the Tuskegee Air Men gain recognition for heroic behavior "for which they deserver" but for the Filipinos their recognition for standing their ground at Yultong outnumbered 40 to 1 and still won is unheard off by many or even the Great Raid. It's sad that the stories of these men are of little known to none existent to everyone.

@fritzvenezia9338

2 жыл бұрын

I still remember the days Philippines had to remove the US recruitment of Filipinos and the US bases because it also dragged so many skilled people to join the US military that could've been useful to Armed Forces of the Philippines and Philippine National Police, similar to what they're doing with the recruitment of Korean and Afghan nationals to serve US armed forces. If PH government allows for US recruitment of Filipinos again in the modern day, I bet millions will enlist and will drain the PH of its manpower, and mass resignation will result in the AFP to join the US forces. Many Filipinos still feel patriotism by serving the US specially the US Armed Forces, that is why there was this crisis in PH on the colonial mentality whether US had good or bad effect on the molding of today's Philippines.

@benellorin4287

2 жыл бұрын

President Quezon said "I'd rather see the Philippines run like hell by Filipinos rather than run like heaven by the Americans". He and the Nationalists got what they wanted. The Philippines for the last 76 years have been run like hell. Who benefitted most?. The Japanese who were the enemy of the US and the Philippines. They got their economy improved by the US. What happened to the Philippines?. We were given our independence and that was it. We wanted freedom from all the Colonizers and maybe that was very profound but in the process we never got our devastated Country rebuilt. Heck the US even abandoned the brave Filipinos who were inducted into the USAFFE who fought with them until the end. Many Filipino Veterans of WW2 never got their back pays that were promised. Most of them just died waiting for their compensation. What happened after 1946?. Filipinos were enlisted into the US Navy as Stewards and Cooks and were not given the chance to have their education formally evaluated. It was only until the Vietnam War when they were given their rights to better ratings commensurate with their abilities. If ever the Philippine enlistment program will be opened, the Philippine Government should demand equal opportunity and rights given to all service members.

Its because Healthcare and finance jobs are high paying in the US and Filipinos tend to choose those careers

Respect to our mexican neighbors but us filipinos are eager to learn the language and is also impossible for us to enter the US without a degree and an English proficiency certificate. While the US govt being so easy on the southern border allowing illegals to come in without proper documentation giving them no choice but to work hard labor here with minimum pay and no proper benefits. I wish mexico to push hard in medical field also because their people are one of the hardest workers i have ever seen.

@stevenhake7500

2 жыл бұрын

Americans need to increase legal immigration massively soon, we're massively short workers.

@chihaya2299

2 жыл бұрын

Most certainly, after being conquered by different nations, quickly adopting to their way of life became an instinct to filipinos. To the extent that for some time filipinos are dubbed "Most malleable tounged", don't know tho if still true.

@Gabriel-bu6ln

2 жыл бұрын

@@chihaya2299 Not even that, prior to colonisation the Philippines were always a mix of people, from the negritos, to the native Cordillerans, the 1300s malay and chola dynasty colonists (from brunei and sumatra), the 1200-1400s early Chinese settlers - genetically speaking, Filipinos were already a mix of people due to their central position in asia before the spanish even set foot on the region. When the spanish came over they even brought native American and Iberian dna which added a tiny percentage to the gene pool. Even our language has a mix of words, from Farsi (alak) Arab (Salamat), Tamil (Baril), Sanskrit (Guro, Diwata), Hokkien (Kuya, Taho), Malay (Ganti), Nahuatl (Tiyannge) Spanish (parol) and many more. Couple that with the fact that they've been some of the most active during manila galleon and make up much of the world shipping industry's seamen and you have some of the most adaptable people in the world.

@ClickBangBoom

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevenhake7500 shortage? Nah, they just refused to work. The man-power is there, they just don't vibe with the system.

@teekbooy4467

2 жыл бұрын

@@chihaya2299 thats true i speak 6 languages including the accent somehow

love this one

One main reason for Filipinos to stand out overseas not just in the US but also in English speaking countries like Australia,NZ, CANADA, and U.K. is their English language ability and the fact that their education system was modelled after the US. As early as in the 1960’s, Filipino doctors, nurses ,physiotherapist and medical technicians were allowed to work in the US. These jobs pay relatively high salaries. I remember my niece finished her Physiotherapist degree in Philippines in the 1980’s and passed the US physiotherapist exams, she was offered a starting salary of $50K in Arkansas. Today, Filipino nurses are working in most English speaking countries. In NZ and Australia, at least 30% of nurses in public hospitals are Filipinos. They are welcomed and valued by their employers because of their fluency in English, high skilled and respectful personality.

Yes because we helped our poor family members and closed friends that needed help.

@normanocampo4466

2 жыл бұрын

And you are PRONE to abusive relaTHIEVES, where in hell you can find children of OFWs who are getting married at an early age and still DEPENDING on their parents, these children have the balls to get involved in a relationship and they cannot afford to feed their own child, only in the KUPAL Philippines.

income is not wealth.

@bitchcraftwitch351

2 жыл бұрын

You literally said fire is not hot. Than what is income? Lol

@lightfoot1Juke

2 жыл бұрын

kimeli - I understood that philosophy and I agree. Thanks for reminding me.

@kayflip2233

2 жыл бұрын

@@bitchcraftwitch351 She's correct. Wealth = all assets - debts. Income isn't even part of the equation. You could be earning $1MM a year, but if you spend it all, you're not wealthy.

@jasonwill5949

2 жыл бұрын

@@bitchcraftwitch351 assets make one rich not income. Amazon as a company had nearly zero net income. If your income is high but assets are low means you are working hard with little to show for it

I love every videos you make.

I think another reason why a lot of Filipinos immigrate or work in the U. S.. Is because of the high standard of local businesses towards hiring employees, like they won't hire people without experience, like how can they have enough experience when no one won't hire them because they don't have experience on the job they are applying for. or they would require college diplomas for jobs like, being a waitress or even as a janitor. That doesn't even pay enough to cover up/ pay up their school loans, and such. Some research even says that most filipino's are over educated for their current jobs. And there is tesda a tech-voc program of the government that aims to train and educate filipino's who didn't manage to go to school, so they could be employed. But in the end only a few hires them. There is also the K-12 curriculum that was supposed to give high school graduates the fundamental knowledge for specific courses and let them apply for jobs like bookeping and other jobs that doesn't require in depth knowledge. But in the end little to none companies hire them, Except maybe for bpo's

@nieshamae

2 жыл бұрын

TRUE

@Stal_Wolf

2 жыл бұрын

THIS Stringent qualifications and poor pay and compensation

There are a lot of talents left in the Philippines. They’re ready to go when opportunities present. “Having no more talents left in the Philippines” is not accurate. Besides, Filipinos learn as they go. When they land anywhere in the world, they learn very quickly. The learning curve is so high. Thanks to the Filipino attitude. The attitude is just awesome they suck up all there is to learn to be effective in their job. Mostly not complainers.

Yes, the bar for LEGAL admission to the US is very high for Filipinos. I came here on a working visa as an IT-professional. Then I helped my parents, and my siblings come over, but everyone of them qualified on their own as well. (All of us were educated in the Philippines.) In addition, we emphasized to our kids, the next generation, the importance of education. 4 of the 7 grandkids have already graduated from college, and all are contributing members of society. The other 3 are not too far behind. In addition, I took advantage of wealth-building thru real estate, a lesson that I learned from my parents growing up in Manila.

Check also the statistics from the PEW Research. Favorable din ang stats ng Fil Ams doon.

Honestly, I would love to stay in the Philippines, but Economic standing outweighs everything else. We cannot earn what we will be earning abroad just look at that average salary and divide it to 10. That is how low your average income will be if you choose to stay to the Philippines. It's a beautiful country and we will surely return from time to time for vacations.

Why didn’t you mention the lack of wages that Filipinos get paid in their country? In America they can earn 100k a year verses less than 5k a year at home. A Filipino nurse can move to the US and work at Walmart for minimum wage and make more money than being a nurse in the Philippines……pretty simple.

There's also a lot of that work in tech here in silicon valley

Great content. I'm a filipino. This is 99% ACCURATE!

great analysis

This is 99.9 accurate 🔥🔥🔥

Filipinos are hardworking

Discuss about the future of Filipino Diaspora

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@abellajuanmigs

2 жыл бұрын

@꧁ᴜɴᴋɴᴏᴡɴ꧂ kaya naman pala hahahaha

@cocakula6093

2 жыл бұрын

@꧁ᴜɴᴋɴᴏᴡɴ꧂ ou nga pero ung boses nya parang infographic show ung voiced

@charlesdiputado28

2 жыл бұрын

Obvious naman ang Pilipinas😂😂😂

@DeLaCruzer11

2 жыл бұрын

@@cocakula6093 A.I. yung voice, hindi tao.

@lucellemarie9597

2 жыл бұрын

Dami nga nagrereklamo ibang lahi hahaha bat puro daw about Philippines yung content

Mabuhay filipino🥰

@LazypunK07

2 жыл бұрын

Lol Only Few Filipinos support America. Most of Filipinos don't like America. 🖕 So stop this propaganda

Another thing about Filipinos and their journey to America: The US has played a big part as to why we’ve climbed up. Both of my grandparents enlisted in the US to attain US citizenship. Many 1st & 2nd generation Filipino Americans, myself included, were made VERY aware that education is important. Also, to note many Filipino are nurses … why? The US government pushed for it after WWII. That’s why is such a outplayed stereotype for FilAm families to have a nurse, lawyer, and engineer in their families.

@m.k.h.2718

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. The Filipino doctor, nurse, lawyer, and engineer should expand the stereotype that Filipinos only go into healthcare.

With the growth of online jobs and businesses, those who don't get to step in US soil could still take part in the wealth creation arena.

@bb89670

2 жыл бұрын

Philippines is the call center of every American businesses, they make more money.

I'm a 29 year old Filipino American from NYC and cleared $700,000 USD (base, bonus, carry) as a VP in Private Equity last year. I feel really lucky that my parents worked so hard to come to America.

@joebidet2050

2 жыл бұрын

Wow are you married ?

@kayflip2233

2 жыл бұрын

@@joebidet2050 No

@cymo7344

2 жыл бұрын

DAMN

@wavemaker2077

2 жыл бұрын

@@kayflip2233 You are amazing. Earning that much at such a young age. Don't forget to enjoy your life. Also, don't forget to promote your country (Philippines) there in the US. I assume that you still recognize your Filipino roots. Anyway, there is a popular saying which goes "Once a Filipino, always a Filipino".

@AM-od6jy

2 жыл бұрын

Wow 😳. Congrats Kay! While many of us are nurses and engineers, I wish there were more of us that would make it to the executive levels, get their Phds and be researchers and professors, and do start ups and be entrepreneurs. I feel we’re still very underrepresented in those fields. My kiddo will be in Wharton for Econ and Penn Engineering for CS (dual degree) this fall. No idea yet if he’ll stay in big tech as he planned or crossover to banking/investments 😜. But man it’d be great to make 700k just after a few years after college huh? 😁 Congrats again & best of luck!

It’s the second generation that continues to attend college,graduate and have good income

Many investors/traders advice - that at the start of the bear market, you should sell and buy later on. My question - How do they know at the beginning of the correction - whether stocks would fall by 5%, 10%, 20%, 30% or more?

@twinfred3160

2 жыл бұрын

Stock market is the only place where people leave when there's massive discount sale happening.

@frankdouglas1562

2 жыл бұрын

Two most important parameter to analyse while investing in a bear Mark is - 1 The business you're planning to invest is Fundamentally Strong i.e., Having Competitive Advantage or not ! 2. Even after 10% 20% 30% down from ATH, is the *Valuation" correct or not.

@casinosimsek2027

2 жыл бұрын

To manage investment risk consider maintaining a broad diversification of your investments that reflects your personal risk tolerance, time horizon, and the nature of your financial goal. Remember, iversification is an approach to help manage investment risk. It does not eliminate the risk of loss if security prices decline Because investing can be complicated. Consider working with a Financial Advisor to help guide you on your wealth-building journey if you're just starting out.

@muyiwamg8841

2 жыл бұрын

@@casinosimsek2027 Your assertion that as we age we become more risk averse rings so much true to me. Can you recommend any fiduciary Financial Advisor?

@casinosimsek2027

2 жыл бұрын

@@muyiwamg8841 “Paul gustave schoffelen“does a good job. He is quite the genius in portfolio iversification. You can look him up on the internet as he is SEC regulated.

I'm happy for this. We keep quiet and keep it pushing. No complaints, no excuses, and specially no victim mentality. Cus we know how the mother land be compared to america. Its night and day. So use every opportunity you have. A new perspective is everything.

WTH? This is ridiculous. We're not rich at all. Most of us work normal jobs like everyone else -- e.g. IT, nursing, post office. We even occupy some of the lowest paid jobs -- e.g. hotel cleaners, caretakers, home-aid. If we're considered "rich", it's only because most of us live with our parents and siblings for a longer time and we pool our incomes together, which essentially inflates the household income. But seriously, we're middle class if anything. What's the most common car we drive? Either a Toyota Camry or a Honda Accord. Where do we like to eat? Chinese all-you-can-eat buffets. What do we wear to church? Jeans and polo shirt / t-shirt. What do we eat? Rice and fish/meat for literally every meal. It's crazy that we're considered "rich" and completely insane that we're considered "super rich," according to this video.

well good for the philippines and the for the filipinos... thats all

The Philippines need Filipino-American Entrepreneurs in U.S.A. Establishing businesses with Philippine Products and Services including Marketing and promotion. Philippines FOOD and BEVERAGE industry can prosper there. Filipino Americans businessmen will then import philippine produce. This is very lucrative I think in the U.S. A. because Filipino food is diverse. It will not only cater the white Americans and Filipino-Americans but also other nationalities like the South Americans and Asians. INCENTIVES however should be given by Philippine Commercial Attaches one is that they be allowed to employ at least one of their relatives in the Philippines. AURAPHIL thanks for this info.

Lets be realistic.. making 100k USD is not considered "rich".. its just middle class.. The real rich are the business magnates

The Philippines used to be part of the U.S. as a colony. The Philippines was bombed right after Pearl Harbor in Hawaii because it's part of the U.S. The Potato Famine drove the Irish to come here to the U.S. and other lands; the Filipino sought better opportunity hence the need to emigrate.

There are still plenty of medical professionals here in the Philippines but they opt not to work here as the pay grade is so low

That’s right

Employment here in the Philippines is good that's why I stay. Specially in a BPO sector..

As a second-gen FilAm, what got me to where I am now.....leans heavily on an Ilokano upbringing. I am koriput when it counts, and extravagant when taking care of my clients, my peeps, and friends and pamly. If you're ever in Seattle, lmk!

Big salary but big taxes and expenses. No thanks. Poverty rate of USA is 11.4% meaning *37,563,000 Americans are poor. Poverty rate of Mexico is 38.8% meaning *51,136,000 Mexicans are poor. Poverty rate of Egypt is 27.9% meaning *29,574,000 Egyptians are poor. Poverty rate of Indonesia is 10.1% meaning *27,623,500 Indonesians are poor. Poverty rate of Brazil is 12.8% meaning *27,212,800 are poor. Poverty rate of Philippines is 18.1% meaning *20,000,000 Filipinos are poor. Poverty rate of Japan is 16% meaning *20,000,000 Japanese are poor. Poverty rate of UK is 24% meaning *16,099,496 English men are poor. (There are many people living in poverty on Earth, in every country.) (You don't need college degree to become rich. Look at most of singers and actors, they didn't even went to college yet they are millionaires.) (Poverty rates used are from 2019 to 2022.)

@joebidet2050

2 жыл бұрын

Most billionaire's in usa never finished university

@ninja.saywhat

2 жыл бұрын

lmao of course there's a "high demand" for singers and actors 🤣

@adamknight5089

2 жыл бұрын

Where you get the stats? I'm curious what is poverty rate of Australia?

@aforadorable6006

2 жыл бұрын

@@adamknight5089 Poverty rate of Australia is 13.2% meaning 3,392,400 Aussies are poor.

@adamknight5089

2 жыл бұрын

@@aforadorable6006 That's incredible

My people came over not for quality but to better than !! Sooo 🇵🇭

Proud to be Indian who tops the list

@costache_mark

2 жыл бұрын

Because Indians are techy and genius that's why.

@rowenamagno5398

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, most of my neighbours are From India very hard working ….but watch out Filipino are catching up fast!

@mariatolentino4516

Жыл бұрын

Indians in IT are incredible. I remember once, when I attended an IT conference, during one panel/workshop, while the panelist was scrolling through the script, the Americans didn't know what was going on while the Indians were already discussing loudly what was going on with the script.

@ronlegaspi8590

Жыл бұрын

@@mariatolentino4516 I took an Oracle database course after graduating college and was Indian owned and it was expensive but it definitely helped my career.

Because they work their butts off. Hands down, the best nurses I have ever worked with, and the most friendly and with big hearts. Doesn't hurt that they bring great food to the pot-luck at work also lol.

Yes americans are our great brothers and sisters ever since and help us liberated from the invasions of many countries back in old times.until now they love philippines and pilipinos love americans .till the end thank a lot to America.

I have noticed that many FilAms are not overtly flashy about their wealth. Many drive Toyota Trucks or Hondas. But some items are shown as signs of wealth. If you know, you know, pares and mares.

I’m one of these “Overseas Filipino Worker”

not only nurses also teachers hired in USA

READ THIS: The Pilgrim: Mayflower arrived in New England on November 11, 1620. Therefore, The Filipinos were in America 33 years before the Pilgrims came to settle in Plymouth Massachusetts. hERE IS ANOTHER PROOF: The arrival of Filipinos to Alaska dates back to 1788, when crew from merchant ships came to trade furs with the natives. Eventually, whaling ships brought still more Filipino crew. Many settled and married women of the Aleut, Eskimo and Tlingit tribes. The United States bought Alaska from Russia March 30, 1867 Therefore, Filipinos were in Alaska 80 years before the United States purchased Alaska. More facts: The First Asian American Settlement Was Established by Filipino Fishermen. The fishing village in marshlands of present-day Louisiana was settled by the so-called Manilamen as early as 1763. Through the Louisiana Purchase of 1803, United States bought Louisiana from France. Asians were in Louisiana 40 years before America owned that region.

Incorrect information you said lack of education!!!!! Have you even researched how many colleges and universities in the Philippines? The oldest university in Asia is Santo Tomas University in Manila. Are you kidding me, lack of education in my family alone 90 % of us went to college.There are at least 15 of my relatives are doctors and 20 plus nurses. If we lack education how come 40% of the world's sailors came from the Philippines. Aside from people in the medical fields.

@Viktor-yd8mm

2 жыл бұрын

Why don't you look at our 109 million population's percentage of uneducated, you'll be surprised. and I'm assuming you're from a family that has a lot of money that's why you and your relatives have opportunity to go to college, I'm telling you most filipinos can only afford like one of their kids to go to college.

@___Anakin.Skywalker

2 жыл бұрын

LOL Philippines have poor ratings in terms of quality of education

@marlonelias

2 жыл бұрын

Why did they elect MARCOS if they are well educated?!. What kind of education are they getting?!.

@joebidet2050

2 жыл бұрын

30%

@joebidet2050

2 жыл бұрын

@@marlonelias his father was the best president of the philippines

THESE SHOULD BE THOUGHT IN PHILIPPINE SCHOOLS. YET THE FILIPINO POLITICIANS AND OLIGARCHS ENSURES THAT THE RANK AND FILE WILL REMAIN POOR , UNEDUCATED, MISINFORMED, AND HUNGRY, WITH LIMITED JOB OPPORTUNITY.

Filipinos are just rich when they are in vacation in the Philippines but if not they're so thrifty in abroad to save money. Hehe

Mostly filipinos work abroad are college graduate or at least attain college level, even household keeper , farmer etc. are college graduate..lock of opportunity and low rate income reason they go abroad

My family came to the U.S with just bags of clothes when I was just a kid and now I have multiple beautiful homes with nice gardens, lots of fine jewelry, luxury vehicles, awesome dogs. Thank you America.

@costache_mark

2 жыл бұрын

Can you help finance my college tuition here in the Philippines? It is so hard to be poor here :(

@ronlegaspi8590

2 жыл бұрын

@@costache_mark I left my parents house when I was 18, its all hard work. My parents did not pay my college or rent or mortgages. Its all blood and sweat

@ELVIR2

Жыл бұрын

@@costache_mark education in germany is free also u can get paid while studyin in germany if u applieda for a job as a university researcher for the university

@KnH07

Жыл бұрын

​​@@ronlegaspi8590 libre na ang college education dito sa Pilipinas sa mga state universitues and colleges.

Ewan ko saiyo. I’m in 40% tax bracket and I complained to my accountant. He said I work too hard. Now I’m lazy person and making less tax bracket.

Pretty because Filipinos are the first AAPIs to arrive here. Most Japanese left the USA post-WWII, and Chinese and others are catching up because of the potential growth. A lot of rich Chinese have moved to the USA since the 2010s, but it has increased since 2020 because of the pandemic.

because we are hard working and dont stop until we're at the top and live good lives. We place huge value on education, especially in degrees that are high paying. We don't get in trouble or get into crime.

@justtin961

Жыл бұрын

Oh? Be proud puno mgankulungan sa pinas at wala pang nabitay sa ibang bansa?

Thank you for pointing this out. Came here legally when my dad got hired to 20th Century Fox and moved us to the US in the 90s. Now I'm making just a bit over 100k now, proud to be Filipino American

It's the immigrant mentality! Mabuhay!

Same for indians Indian Americans r second richest community after American jews

There could be a sequel to this video that could cover other factors such as the historic role of Filipino-Americans in the labor movement in the US, the high level of Philippine education that enables Filipinos to go work abroad and to immigrate, and also the lack of mention for the weak or non-existent national political clout of Filipino-Americans within the US. Compared to other Asian groups, more Filipino-Americans are eager to be assimilated (perhaps a result of colonial mentality) and are comfortable to pretend not to have Filipino blood. This could perhaps explain why they have no considerable national political clot. They may be wealthy, but they identify more as whites and not as Americans of Filipino ancestry. We should check the share of Filipino-Americans in the $35-billion annual remittances. 1/3 come from North America, 2/3 come from Europe, Middle East and East Asia. Filipino-Americans are a lot different from other overseas Filipino workers. There are more immigrants among Filipino-Americans, than the majority of OFWs. They aim to move out of the Philippines. This is different from OFWs in the Middle East and East Asia, who only work in those regions and whose long-term plan is to return to the Philippines. Filipino-Americans may be closest in type to Filipinos working in some parts of Europe and UK where naturalization and immigration are also possible.

I'm lucky enough to be a second generation and avoided all the immigration nonsense

@pamirose8612

2 жыл бұрын

Sad and disrespectful for you to believe that all the hard work and effort your parents sacrificed for you to be raised in the US to have better opportunities as just "immigration nonsense".

@MrKarto2287

2 жыл бұрын

@@pamirose8612 You are reading too into the structure of the sentence and took it out of context. The whole point of the comment is not to belittle people who have to work hard for it, but being relieved that one is fortunate enough to be spared from it. (Long lines and wait times and such.)

@pamirose8612

2 жыл бұрын

Fair enough. I did take the comment out of context from the way it read and your explanation is reasonable. Thanks and best wishes.

@onceuponatimeoninternet9110

2 жыл бұрын

Ok but for me its not just above high salary, its above quality of life and safe environment remember that philippines is not safe country it hit disaster and natural phenomenon every year.

@kayflip2233

2 жыл бұрын

@@pamirose8612 How do you interpret someone saying he's "lucky" that he didn't have to go through all of the "immigration nonsense" that his parents had to go through as him insulting his parents? 😂 He's just saying he's lucky he didn't have to endure the painstaking process of immigrating to the US. Your reading comprehension is way off.

We can’t afford maids, cooks and laundry women like we used to in the Philippines. We are middle class and are not rich.

Yes, Filipinos in America are higher earners but super rich? What do they mean by super rich? By Philippine standards? Because there are other Asian groups in America that are far wealthier. I'm talking about Bugatti, Rolls Royce, super yacht, recession proof kind of wealth.

Now Filipino people who generated a lot of money should do business in the Philippines, in result for them to get more ritcher at the same time giving jobs and opportunities for their countrymen.

Prior 2 d pandemic, huge number ofmedical graduates n d Phillipines have no vacant positions 2 apply, some work n BPO, or other jobs non related to medical profession.. Phillipines produces 100 thousand medical graduates yearly and mostly of them go abroad,since no vacancies here..

A Fllipino has the will and proper attitude, all the tools needed to be above the rest. If only the government notice this rather than having corruption in their attention then they can contribute here which benefits the country more as long they are side by side with the government. Many Filipinos never want to leave, it's their love for their families that they take the sacrifice of leaving. Here is proof that Filipinos can live a peaceful law abiding citizen, why can't the country show that inherently good side especially our leaders?

May Elders Daughter currently in Nursing school one day he will be in the United states

Pilipino American helps the economy of America also pilipinos are very loyal n brave in serving in the military. I remember my father encouraging him by his American friend a soldier to go with him in the state to have a better life. Many pilipino decided to immigrated in US but my father did not , Americans n pilipinos are very compatible to its other

As a filipino i'd like to say even though we have a lower economic status, we have a one leg up against the americans. We don't have Karens as citizens only marites which are jokingly in memes compared to security cameras because they love a good gossip trust me when they hear something interesting they will listen and spread the news.

@Radish.com.0

2 жыл бұрын

@꧁ᴜɴᴋɴᴏᴡɴ꧂ eh let them be there useful like a local newspaper helps me know what going on when i'm oblivious to my entire community.

@dluckygurl8

2 жыл бұрын

This made my day! 😂😂😂

@joebidet2050

2 жыл бұрын

😆

@cymo7344

2 жыл бұрын

And that also maybe the factor why there's no Serial killers in the country😂

@geraldineheimy7748

2 жыл бұрын

You are so funny. It reminds me of my older sister growing up we don’t on the radio for the news. She knows everything in the neighborhood and she’s now living in NJ still no changes she’s telling us the names that we don’t even know and care. So people never change if you’re tsismosa in Philippines you’ll be tsismosa in the US.

Continue to behave as proper citizens.

Filipinos have the best singers too.

@normanocampo4466

2 жыл бұрын

BEST singers? Are you gonna be kidding me? Bruno Mars and Apl de App are HALF breeds, do not HYPE all things Filipinos, I am living here in Australia but put things in a PROPER perspective.

@bb89670

2 жыл бұрын

Uh no, they copies Mariah Carey, Whitney Huston wannabes.

@rossb3454

2 жыл бұрын

@@normanocampo4466 You have to realize Filipinos are half breed for being under Spanish regime for over 365 years and 59 years under US regime. Philippines is only become independent since 1947. For a nation that’s just being free for short period of time, Filipinos are doing great. It’s not including the martial law by Marcos. Be proud of your heritage or you’d become lost in this world of chaos. So you live in Australia, big deal!

@rossb3454

2 жыл бұрын

@@normanocampo4466 Why don’t you Google what country has the best singers? Educate yourself! Even Catriona Gray who’s half breed Filipino/Australia became Miss Universe -Philippines and proud of her heritage. Be careful about Australia where the citizens treat the indigenous people as second class citizens. Are you a second class citizen of Australia since you have non-English last name? Don’t put down your heritage. It’s not good if you get deported.

@rossb3454

2 жыл бұрын

@@bb89670 so! What’s your point.

Filipino-Americans have high incomes, but instead of buying investments that create passive income, they send that money to their families in the Philippines.

Middle class Americans, regardless of ethnicities, are struggling economically… it seems we need to do our research as to which state provides greater opportunities, especially housing. Getting an undergraduate degree is extremely expensive even in government run universities. There’s lots of sacrifices… higher mortgage, student loans, etc. Nevertheless, there are still more opportunities in the US - good infrastructures are consistent - roads, water access, garbage collection, electricity and gas. But in the Philippines, I was told that you can’t get away from corruption in the government… either you are in it with them or you are out of your job. From being a clerk to elected officials… you get an envelope and must accept it if you want your job or leave… Or, people give money to those in the government to get a service that employees are paid to do in the first place. One corrupt technique they will do is to SLOW DOWN THE PROCESS. this happened to me while in the Philippines. First, I went to each desk in the the same room to get an employee’s signature (corruption). I felt like a high school student trying to get a teacher’s signature so I can get my report card. I thought that was easy. The last step was the finale. “It will take 21 days to process your document!” a clerk said to me. Her desk was filled with documents and all around her were more documents stacked high to the ceiling but seemingly old and very dusty. She was giving me the impression that she was busy. But I didn’t buy the scenario because there were no other customers but me. My strategy was to bombard her with questions and to see her boss. The boss started to talk about the low salaries, etc. I was having none of that. To make my story short. I MADE NOISE! and got what I wanted. I already did what President Duterte urged people to do with corrupt government employees and officials, FIGHT BACK. I didn’t slap anyone and only asked questions, demanded answers and exposed them. But in the US, that’s our way of life, if you don’t know, ask questions, do research, find your answers. Digitizing transactions needs to be the only way to transact with the government to pay taxes, fees, and for other services.

its saddening to think that my dad, who got his bachelors and masters in the Philippines, had to study concepts he had already studied for 4 more years to earn the same credibility as someone who studied under another curriculum, as said in the video, which is totally true, the education in the PH is just poor, to the point where it drives people out of the country, everyone i know strives to get out of PH as soon as they finish their school and bring their family to the US or UK or any other first world country for better education because in highly competitive work environments my dad had to compete with people for half of their pay and more time, even though they have the same equivalence in their respective education system. i dont know if this is true for other work cultures around the world but this was the norm in UAE, it just looks good for a company to have as many white people to attract more. this is what my dad's experienced, he drove it in me that PH and UAE held no opportunities for "people like us" so he made it his life's goal to send me to british private schools in dubai (which is hella expensive) and move our family to the UK.

Filipinos are fortune seekers 😊

Lacking of talents in the Philippines? No sir it won't happen there is always enough talents a professional pinoys were producing at least 3 million babies per year at least with 10 percent of population are ofws no effect were 113 million strong and growing

@edison7139

2 жыл бұрын

Ask hospital nurses there. They are lacking qualified nurses because most of them went abroad already. New nurses only want experience but if they already pass their licensure exam abroad they will pack their bags and goodbye Philippines 🤣. Some of the nurses are working in BPO because they cant stomach the salary of nurses there and huge work load. Samahan mo pa ng mga nag mamalditang patient kala mo donya umaasa lng naman sa HMO 🤣

Bro I’m so greatful for my country

I am a Filipino, currently living in America, but I’m poor. 😅 Came across this video while figuring out how to be rich. Lol 😂

I think "rich" is only a standard if compared to the average Filipino in the Philippines. Most Filipino american immigrants are middle class in the American economy. But! Despite all of America 's faults it is still and will always be the strongest,toughest,and highest standard of living in the world. A homeless american has more money and rights than a middle class Filipino. 46% of middle class filipinos don't even own cars! Just by the virtue of being on American soil you are already richer than half of the Philippine population.

@narutos138

2 жыл бұрын

Middle class her dont have car maybe but they have maids/helpers.

@se7ene11even-o1p

2 жыл бұрын

tell that to all homeless and druggie americans

@Rajahsulayman69

Жыл бұрын

What do you think a middle class income is, here in America?

@Rajahsulayman69

Жыл бұрын

@@ryko4899 I live in CA & make more than $150k annually. I'm not a nurse by the way. Most of my Filipino friends also make more than $150k annually, also not nurses. I know quite a few that are in the 7 figure range. In high cost cities like San Francisco, $100k is actually considered low income. $300k is what's considered middle class in SF. For other cities in CA, $100k is actually decent money.

@Rajahsulayman69

Жыл бұрын

I live in CA & I work in finance making a minimum of $200k+ annually. Most of my Filipino friends also make more than $200k annually, also not in nursing. I know quite a few that are in the 7 figure range. In high cost cities like San Francisco, $100k is actually considered low income. $300k is what's considered middle class in SF & there are a lot of Filipinos that live in SF that are in this range & even higher. For other cities in CA, $100k is actually decent money. If you're a high earner income earner, most likely you're going to be smart enough to look into wealth generating vehicles like stocks, real estate, etc. So "rich" is an attainable standard here in America & not just an unfair comparison to those in the motherland.

Indian americans tops the list 🇮🇳🇺🇲💪

@rbebeabucay9356

2 жыл бұрын

No surprise. Indians in the US are: doctors, software engineers, nurse practitioners, scientists…

@waterheaterservices

Жыл бұрын

Reference Minority Mindset on KZread- excellent financial advise by Indian in USA .

As a family of US veteran do you have s foundation to help us as indigent family .Please help my daughter now studying in college with honor.I don't any mean to support his education .