Is Life In The UK/USA for African Migrants a Lie? 5 Brutal Questions Decoded🔥 скачать в хорошем качестве

Is Life In The UK/USA for African Migrants a Lie? 5 Brutal Questions Decoded🔥

This video is mainly targeted for African migrants living in the USA, UK, Canada. It compares overall quality of Life for African migrants in USA/UK vs life in Africa(Ghana). Time stamps 00:00 - 01:14 introduction to the hot 🔥 Topic' Is life in Ghana better than the USA/UK?' 01:14 - 01:53 1) What are the common jobs Africans/Ghanaians in USA do? In the UK most Africans/Ghanaians are trapped in slavery with low wage jobs; cleaning, nursing care home, security guard, warehouse, delivery driving and retail. A few work in professional roles in the UK NHS, IT jobs and Banking & Housing industry. This video seeks the opinion of all Africans migrants in USA/UK to compare the common jobs and (working conditions) for African migrants vs the situation back home in Africa (Ghana). 01:53 - 03:31 2) What is the minimum wages/income of the jobs worked by Ghanaians and Africans in the USA. For comparison, In the UK a cleaner, care home worker or security guard who makes £12 an hour could end up with £1500 after taxes are deducted. This is minimum wage considering the tough nature of the job and barely helps them survive or live comfortably without stacking out multiple overnight , overtime and weekend shifts. This is the pay check to pay check system in UK and leaves Ghanaians heavily dependent on debt and credit cards for survival. This video seeks the opinion of Ghanaians/Africans living in the USA & UK and those who have repatriated back home to compare the wages for in America/UK vs Ghana considerations working conditions like abuse from employers, bullying , bad shifts, risk of visa loss and deportations. 3:31 - 05:51 3) What are the monthly expenditure of Africans living in USA, medical bills etc ? In the UK, there’s cost of living crisis: the bills are expensive every month; income tax 20%, council tax, NI 8%, pension, student loans, car loans £300, car insurance £200, fuel, phone bills, internet bills, water, gas , utilities, child care , groceries etc. However , the good news is that NHS healthcare is free and accessible for everyone in the UK. Is healthcare in USA free or it requires monthly contributions by beneficiaries? Compare this to Ghana. This video seeks to compare the cost of living in USA/UK vs Africa(Ghana) for African migrants . Also for expats who have returned back home to Africa after decades of life in the USA/UK to enjoy their retirement what’s the experience? Is there regret or success stories to share ? 05:51 - 07:58 4) How much money do African migrants/Ghanaian immigrants save average after paying bills in USA? To compare, an income of £2800 a month in the UK for a professional Nurse who works in the NHS or an IT technician with a UK Company quickly becomes £1800 after taxes, NI and state pension contributions alone even before other bills are paid. If you fall into a higher tax bracket, then taxes increase to close to a whooping 40% making it a real pain to work hard, earn more and only receive less money after all struggle. Roughly many Africans and Ghanaians in UK only save around £200-£500 monthly. Many others do not save anything at all after sending money back home in remittances for building projects and investment in Africa. They are forced to depend on credit cards and debt for basic survival that causes more stress and mental health challenges. Many African migrants feel stuck/trapped abroad with no way to escape or return home. The cost of living crisis torments their finances. How does the situation differs between USA and Ghana? 07:58 - 09:40 5) Overall , is life in Ghana truly better than USA? Many expats have advised that moving from USA/UK to Ghana is the solution to avoid the pay check to paycheck living and the rat race that traps African migrants abroad. They usually advise Ghanaians and other Africans to return home to Africa to start investing in profitable ventures like farming, real estate, mining, healthcare business, construction etc. Many African diasporas who moved home believe that Ghana/Africa is better than USA/UK/abroad due to the harsh realities abroad expats usually do not talk about: stress, mental breakdown, long hour shifts of work, loneliness, cold weather living system with heavy debts. However some other African diasporas and Ghanaians have regretted moving from USA/UK to Africa/Ghana due to the cultural shock, economic, political and social challenges they faced when they moved back home. This has affected their businesses in Africa, family life and finances and they had to book flights to return to the USA/UK due to the failed repatriation. The ultimate question remains! 'IS LIVING IN GHANA BETTER THAN LIVING IN AMERICA & UK'? This is targeted at all African diasporas and Ghanaians living in the USA, UK & GHANA and expats who have moved back home after living abroad for years to share their experiences and personal stories. Call to action, comment and subscribe to Divine Freedom Africa so you don’t miss further updates.