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on 29 Aug 2015
Hello All, I need help.
I am currently working in Hong Kong and have monthly salary of around HK$ 26000 after Rent and Tax Deduction. I have received an offer of RMB 18000/monthly after Rent and Tax Deduction. Can someone tell me if just on the basis of this, is it worth moving to Shanghai if I want to have better savings in the end of the month.
Here I am just focusing on day to day living expenses.
Thanks for the help.
Ajay.
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