You don't pay capital gains tax on income, anywhere. I know the Finnish are special, but even they can't be that retarded to tax income as if it was capital.

Norway allows you to earn up to $50k tax free? Lol, that is some insane bullshit. Maybe $5k.

Nanny state countries with progressive taxation do indeed tax you 50% on parts of your income.

If you own a big house with two cars in a double garage your utility bills for that is likely no more than $500/mo.

Absolutely do not believe. Just googling average rent in some Scandinavian cities, and it's in the order of $1k for two bedroom apartments, nevermind a home.

Healthy eco groceries and other essentials for a family of 4 is around $500/mo

Checking on price comparison cites, groceries in Finland is just 20% less expensive than somewhere like LA.

You don't pay capital gains tax on income, anywhere. I know the Finnish are special, but even they can't be that retarded to tax income as if it was capital.

Norway allows you to earn up to $50k tax free? Lol, that is some insane bullshit. Maybe $5k.

Nanny state countries with progressive taxation do indeed tax you 50% on parts of your income.

If you own a big house with two cars in a double garage your utility bills for that is likely no more than $500/mo.

Absolutely do not believe. Just googling average rent in some Scandinavian cities, and it's in the order of $1k for two bedroom apartments, nevermind a home.

Healthy eco groceries and other essentials for a family of 4 is around $500/mo

Checking on price comparison cites, groceries in Finland is more just 20% less expensive than somewhere like LA.