On €100,000 a year, a single person in Seoul pays €30,704 in tax and social contributions, spends €29,035 on living costs and keeps €40,261. On net worth at 70 it ranks #37 of 78 cities.
| Single | Couple, both earning | Couple, one earner | Couple, both earning, 2 kids | Couple, one earner, 2 kids | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Income | €100,000 | €200,000 | €100,000 | €200,000 | €100,000 |
| Tax, social contributions and insurance | €30,704 | €61,408 | €30,704 | €61,408 | €30,704 |
| Living costs | €29,035 | €52,551 | €52,498 | €107,773 | €107,721 |
| Children | €0 | €0 | €0 | €43,400 | €43,400 |
| Savings / yr | €40,261 | €86,041 | €16,798 | -€12,581 | -€81,824 |
| Net worth at 70 | €2,453,923 | €4,960,161 | €534,617 | €2,421,051 | -€1,765,547 |
| Rank among 78 cities | 37 | 37 | 56 | 55 | 58 |
| Social insurance paid out over a working life | €21,694 | €43,387 | €21,694 | €43,387 | €21,694 |
| Rent | €12,010 |
|---|---|
| Utilities | €227 |
| Work expense | €2,766 |
| Food | €8,430 |
| Transport | €264 |
| Shopping | €5,338 |
| Living costs | €29,035 |