When I was thinking about moving abroad, a few people warned me that my salary would likely be lower if I moved to London. And honestly? I didn’t care. I wanted to move to London so badly that a lower salary didn’t phase me.

For the first couple of years, I don’t think money really mattered that much to me—it was more about the experience. But when you're looking at the long term, it's worth asking: Would I actually be better off financially living in Europe instead of the US?

It’s an important question, and the answer might not be as straightforward as you think. So let’s take a closer look.

First, we’ll go over some of the key factors that affect your financial situation when living in Europe vs. the US. Then, we’ll compare 5 US cities and 5 European cities—looking at average incomes and cost of living—to see where you might be able to live more comfortably.

Tune in to hear the full breakdown!

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