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Минчанка посчитала, сколько нужно денег в месяц. Многие считают, что «это жирно»
Минчанка расписала, сколько нужно в месяц на жизнь молодой семье из двух человек. Спойлер: вышло 8000 руб. Беларусы в комментариях разделились во мне…
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Minsk Couple's 8,000 BYN Monthly Budget Ignites Public Debate on Living Costs and Lifestyle
Minsk, Belarus A recent video detailing the monthly expenses of a young couple in Minsk has ignited a fervent discussion across social media platforms. The video, uploaded by user t.lymar_, presents a comprehensive breakdown of their projected 8,000 Belarusian Rubles (BYN) monthly budget, which includes a substantial 2,500 BYN for a housing loan and 1,000 BYN for debt repayment. The couple's budget allocates funds across numerous categories, from 1,000 BYN for savings and 800 BYN for groceries, to 500 BYN for two cars and 300 BYN for personal care. Other expenses include dining out (400 BYN), entertainment (300 BYN), utilities (200 BYN), education (200 BYN), cosmetics (200 BYN), blog advertising (300 BYN), and gifts (200 BYN), with an additional 100 BYN for miscellaneous items. The video concludes by asking viewers: "Is this a lot or a little? What do you think?" The response has been overwhelming, with many users questioning the realism and priorities presented. One commenter starkly noted, "Notice, the first line is not food, not hobbies, not clothes, not travel, but a loan for an apartment! That says it all." Another expressed disbelief at the figures, stating, "This is too much. In real life, divide everything by 3." The cost of utilities also drew attention, with a user asking, "200 for utilities??????". Several comments highlighted potential discrepancies and the perceived high standard of living. A user pointed out, "😂😂😂 people confuse basic needs and needs imposed by Instagram. How long has two cars been the norm, for example? What kind of education if everything necessary is on the internet?" Another detailed a specific financial inconsistency: "I watched the girl's videos and found inconsistencies. She says the bank approved them a loan for 135k rubles at 16% for 20 years... the monthly payment is 1850r, not 2500 as the girl says in the video." The video has clearly resonated with a broad audience, sparking a conversation about the cost of living in Minsk, financial priorities, and the influence of social media on perceived necessities. While the author describes their plan as "ideal," the public reaction underscores the diverse financial realities and expectations within the community.
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Белоруска посчитала, «сколько нужно денег в месяц молодой семье в Минске»
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