Sarcasm to the posterI would love to know what jobs doesn't need schooling or training that pays 120k in Montreal.
Sarcasm to the posterI would love to know what jobs doesn't need schooling or training that pays 120k in Montreal.
I don’t know why a handsome guy like him needs a job over $120k when there is so much free pussy to be had at Tim Hortons.. Been reading his posts and laugh at them, mostly BS.
Just my opinion.
It’s all good maybe he needs time to warm up to Montreal and start enjoying what it has to offerHe has been around here for awhile, different names. My guess is he used the Tim's example as Mike said he picked up a hot recruit at Tim's once.
Just my opinion.
I can’t speak for the rest of the board but I’m self-employed and pay my accountant well lol, as the saying goes: “where there’s a will, there’s a way”.I just realized Quebec has crazy tax. I don't know how you guys afford this hobby, even if the lucky ones making high income, the provincial govt government takes 25%
Well 120K is a lot in Montreal. I'm in Hospitality and that pays about 85K in Montreal if you're lucky as in specialized. In US I used to make 3x that. I figured all professions paid lower here and it was normal.
What "new" jobs clear 120 without training or school? I'd love to sign up
I just realized Quebec has crazy tax. I don't know how you guys afford this hobby, even if the lucky ones making high income, the provincial govt government takes 25%
Not sure what was your role in "hospitality" was, but I am guessing there is a little PR in it. You could leverage that skill for sales? Real estate brokers make easily 100k, Covid is a great time for them. A friend of mine, in 2 months, made her year income.
IT has loads of roles for $100k+ even more if you go solo.
Work hard/smart and it'll pay off... sit on your steak and you'll earn what you deserve.
Real estate brokers make easily 100k, Covid is a great time for them. A friend of mine, in 2 months, made her year income.
IT has loads of roles for $100k+ even more if you go solo.
Work hard/smart and it'll pay off... sit on your steak and you'll earn what you deserve.
What IT roles pay more than 100K without any experience or background in IT sector? RE sounds interesting but I heard it's low pay and hard work in the first few years till you're setting up a client base, a brand for yourself and a network.
Healthcare is better in Canada as in less to worry about and cost obviously but the quality is better in US, even in poor states. I lived in Mississippi for a bit and got sick once and felt like being treated like a king, it did cost me $1500 however, but my issues were resolved promptly with top notch service in the poorest part of America. I haven't been to Doctors in Canada but I heard from friends it's a nightmare if you need non emergency surgery.
Yes without studies. I will be setting up in Ontario or BC. I just have a few weeks left on my lease then I'm out. It's not just for tax reasons, but also language, and better quality SPs. Cheaper too. In Toronto you can do do 30mins for $160 with high quality girls. Higher cost of living but lower tax and lower hobby cost so it's good.Without studies?
It's not just anyone who can become a real estate broker.
You have to do your studies, of course they are not too long, and you can do them online.
There is also training, to always be up to date.
You must pass the exam from the Organisme d'autoréglementation du courtage immobilier du Québec, the only association that issues licenses to practice as a chartered broker.
He was talking about 120k without any studies. There are not a lot.
If there is I am interested (even if university studies)
It's not just anyone who can become a real estate broker.
Yeah surprise bills are normal. I had one for $2500 when I was doing something stupid to my body and needed medical treatment. But a normal healthy person is fine. After 65 it's free like it is in Canada except better service and quick surgeries even if non emergency.I read somewhere that in the US, someone got a $70k hospital bill for a broken arm and that hospital bills of this sort are the norm there. Even if the salaries are higher, you get bankrupted in so many other ways in the US. In so many cases, insurance companies won't pay for your health bills in the US. And not to mention how expensive medication is in the US. I just read Trump's medical treatment for COVID at Walter Reed would have cost an average American $100k.
Yes without studies. I will be setting up in Ontario or BC. I just have a few weeks left on my lease then I'm out. It's not just for tax reasons, but also language, and better quality SPs. Cheaper too. In Toronto you can do do 30mins for $160 with high quality girls. Higher cost of living but lower tax and lower hobby cost so it's good.