The CEO Magazine Asia - 09.2018

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• Aya Laraya, Founder of Pesos and Sense

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   HAMILTON: THE WORLD’S
   MOST EXPENSIVE CITY
   Despite the lavish lifestyles of urbanites in Asia
   and the Middle East, Bermuda’s capital of Hamilton
   has been revealed as the priciest city in the world,
   where the estimated cost of living is a whopping
   US$4,769 per month. A tax haven and home to just
   over 3,500 people, the relaxed beachside location
   is closely followed by San Francisco, New York,
   Geneva and Hong Kong, according to global
   database Numbeo. While the cost of high-speed
   internet access is only US$28 in Hong Kong, expect
   to pay an eye-watering US$140 in Hamilton.
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   Getting around in a big city is expensive no
   matter what mode of transportation you use,
   but could private rides actually be cheaper
   than owning a vehicle?
   According to a 2018 internet trends report by
   venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins, using an
   Uber for the work commute could be cheaper
   than owning a car. Here’s how the weekly cost
   of car ownership compares with using the
   ride-share service for the work week:
   CAR UBER
   New York US$218 US$142
   Chicago US$116 US$77
   Washington DC US$130 US$96
   Los Angeles US$89 US$62