Welcome to Wallet Voyeur, the podcast that will make you feel a little bit naughty as it reveals exactly how much money regular folks make at regular jobs around the world. This show interviews tax clerks in Kansas making $19.88/hour, healthcare salespersons in Los Angeles making $130,000/year, scientists in Melbourne making $85,000 AUD/year, comedians in Bethlehem, PA who sometimes make nothing at all, and everyone in between. Listen as we explore why money is still such a taboo subject even though it's arguably the most important thing to consider when making the majority of our decisions.
Wallet Voyeur
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13 episodes
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Podcast Overview
Welcome to Wallet Voyeur, the podcast that will make you feel a little bit naughty as it reveals exactly how much money regular folks make at regular jobs around the world. This show interviews tax clerks in Kansas making $19.88/hour, healthcare salespersons in Los Angeles making $130,000/year, scientists in Melbourne making $85,000 AUD/year, comedians in Bethlehem, PA who sometimes make nothing at all, and everyone in between. Listen as we explore why money is still such a taboo subject even though it's arguably the most important thing to consider when making the majority of our decisions.
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7/14/2020
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Recent Episodes
September 5, 2020
$70,000 CAD/Year for a Researcher
<p>We generally believe that salary and prestige go hand-in-hand. Usually, the more a job pays, the more prestigious it is. But what happens when you take a pay cut to take a better job? Can prestige be more important than salary?</p> <p><br></p>
August 30, 2020
$105,000 AUD/Year in Melbourne
<p>Today's episode features a university employee in Melbourne, by way of Edmonton, who makes $105,000 AUD/year who also gets an additional 17% for his super-annuation (a pension, to you and me). He was introduced to financial planning in 7th grade by his teacher, encountered resistance about discussing money from his family, but also had the good fortune of having several high-paying construction jobs in his late teens to help set him on his way. </p>
August 16, 2020
$68,000 CAD/Year In Thunder Bay, ON
<p>Let's hear from a Thunder Bay, ON science outreacher who manages budgets, people, and large projects. She makes $68,000 CAD/year but is often on-edge, worried that her staff possibly feels disdain toward her because of how much she earns. We also discuss her life in an area with a moderate cost of living that has afforded her and her husband to purchase a home, raise a child, and even have an electric car and a camper.</p>
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