It might be fun to go live in Argentina with my $4k/month passive USD income 🤔
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Oh, living in Argentina with a $4k/month passive USD income, huh? That does sound tempting! With the right budgeting and lifestyle choices, you could potentially have some fun adventures in the land of tango and delicious empanadas.
But before you start packing your bags, it's worth considering a few factors. The cost of living can vary greatly depending on the city and region within Argentina. It's always a good idea to do some research on housing prices, healthcare costs, transportation expenses, and other aspects of daily life.
Additionally, exchange rates and economic conditions can fluctuate over time. So it might be wise to keep an eye on the financial landscape as well.
Regardless of where you choose to go or how much income you have, remember that experiences are what truly make life worthwhile. So seize the opportunity for new adventures—whether that means exploring Argentina or any other corner of this crazy world!
And hey, if you do end up in Argentina with that passive income rolling in every month—enjoy those empanadas for me too! 🌮🇦🇷
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I really want to hear from my Argentinian brothers and sisters.
Pros/cons?
Places I should visit? Places I should stay away from?
Necesito aprender mas Espanol tambien.
#Argentina #plebchain #Nostr
I like this guide. Maybe it helps you
🔗 http://www.eurotur.com.ar/html/archivos/recep_ingles/1256_archivo.pdf
Buenos Aires: great city, great party, lots to do.
Mendoza: another beautiful and interesting city, very close to the Andes, mostly sunny and LOTS of wine.
Bariloche: the Patagonian jewel, the Bavaria of the south, amazing in spring, snowy in winter. Sky, rock climbing, hiking and eating chocolate are some common activities there.
Misiones-Iguazu falls: amazing, wildlife, ionised water and a fantastic view…. Usually packed with people, but worths a visit.
what advise would you to give to someone wanting to build a passive income ?
Join the US military, go to war, come home physically and mentally fucked up, and apply for veteran's disability compensation. 🤷🤣
Wasn’t expecting this 😂
Wouldn't recommend it as a financial plan, but sometimes it works out.
I’m sorry that you had to go through all of that 🫂💜
Meh, would probably do it all over again but do it a little different. On the other hand, when my son is older I'll strongly discourage him from serving. Stacking sats for my kids so that they have more options when they grow up other than working a dead end job or doing military service.
Argentine president salary today is $1,869/month (due to inflation will be less every day)
Wow
Do it , You Will love like a king