Average Salary in CAD net after tax deducted & MonthlyCost of living Expenditure

[amish]

Dear Experts,

I want to know what will be the average salary take home in CAD in a month for full time job for the Accounts & Finance Manager also for the Accountant.

I also wish to know what will be the cost of living expenses for the minimum facilities like 1 room only with Rented Appartment/Flat with having Internet Connection, Average cell phone expenses, Petrol cost on average basis & What wll be the price for buy a new CAR? Food Expenses monthly? in CAD for a single person & for the family (Husband & Wife only)

Please share knowledge with us. Will helps me to get to know the idea.

 

[mf4361]

This highly depended on the location you live in. (especially housing/rental price and gas price) you should expect much higher rents in hot cities like Calgary, Fort Mac, Saskatoon, etc. Vancouver/Toronto housing price is expected to be higher than everywhere else
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Fuel is not only regional, but also volatile. Regular gas now in Regina is 84c/L, $1 c/L in Vancouver. But in Regina in the summer it was ~$1.3/L (of course that's due to drop in oil price too)

You can get a decent second hand car for ~$8000 (without needing to fix here and there all the time ) or a new car is around $15k
Phone bills you can expect >$20 for voice plans or >$40/mo for data plans.

If you live cheaply like I do, you can spend less than $150 on food for a month but if you have a family you should treat them better thus more on food

 

[CanV]

Average salary take home varies considerably between provinces for the same work field. You may want to check websites that provide data on average salaries across provinces. Taxes vary too. Cost of living definitely varies between big and small cities (by small I dont mean suburbs of big cities). Normally the further you are from downtown of any major city the higher your purchasing power will be.