When I was thinking about moving abroad, I remember a few people telling me that my salary would be lower if I moved to London. And you know what? I didn't care. I wanted to move to London so badly, I didn't mind. And for a couple years, I don't think it does actually matter that much. But if we're thinking longer term, I think it's important to evaluate whether we would be financially better off living in Europe versus the US. And take time to weigh out how big of a difference our financial situations would be and how important to us this change would be for us. So, let's take some time digging into it. 

We'll first look at some different factors that could contribute to your financial situation in Europe versus the US. And then, we'll do a side-by-side comparison of 5 US cities and 5 European cities, comparing income with the cost of living in those cities to see where we would be able to live the most financially comfortable. 

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