Magkano ba talaga ang kailangan mong kinikita kada buwan para hindi ka na matawag na "mahirap" sa Pilipinas?
In a country where prices keep rising, understanding the poverty threshold and income brackets is crucial for financial planning. Whether you're budgeting, job hunting, or aiming for a better lifestyle, knowing how much you need to earn to escape poverty in 2025 can help you set realistic goals.
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💰How Much Do You Need to Earn to NOT Be Poor in the Philippines?🇵🇭 | 2025 Income Bracket
📊 PSA Poverty Threshold 2025: How Much is "Poor"?
The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) defines the poverty line as the minimum income needed to meet basic food and non-food needs.
2025 Poverty Threshold (Estimated)
Individual: ₱12,030/month (based on 2023-2024 trends + inflation)
Family of 5: ₱60,150/month
📌 As discussed in our video, if you earn below this amount, you're statistically considered "poor" in the Philippines.
💸 Income Brackets: Poor, Low-Income, or Middle Class?
(For a more engaging visual breakdown, check the 03:10 mark in our video!)
| Category | Monthly Income (Individual) | Family of 5 |
|---|---|---|
| Extreme Poor | Below ₱8,000 | Below ₱40,000 |
| Poor | ₱8,000 – ₱12,030 | ₱40,000 – ₱60,150 |
| Low-Income (Near Poor) | ₱12,031 – ₱24,000 | ₱60,151 – ₱120,000 |
| Lower Middle Class | ₱24,001 – ₱50,000 | ₱120,001 – ₱250,000 |
| Middle Class | ₱50,001 – ₱150,000 | ₱250,001 – ₱750,000 |
🔍 Video Highlight: At the 01:57 timestamp, we explain the key differences between being "poor," "low-income," and "middle class" in the Philippine context.
📌 How to Move Up Income Brackets (Video Chapter: 02:51)
Our video shares actionable tips to increase your earnings. Here's a quick summary:
Upskill for Higher-Paying Jobs (TESDA, online courses)
Start Side Hustles (Freelancing, ride-hailing)
Smart Budgeting (50-30-20 rule)
Relocate Strategically (Metro Manila vs. provincial costs)
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🏁 Final Thoughts
Earning ₱12,030/month keeps you out of official poverty, but to live comfortably, aim for ₱24,000+ (individual) or ₱120,000+ (family of 5).
✅ Want the complete picture? Our video includes:
Real-life cost-of-living examples
Expert insights on income mobility
Graphics comparing urban vs. rural expenses
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