Australian Family of Eight Saves for Home Deposit by Moving to Vietnam
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Australian Family of Eight Saves for Home Deposit by Moving to Vietnam

An Australian family of eight, facing soaring living costs, relocated to Vietnam. They managed to reduce expenses significantly in Da Nang, saving approximately AUD 50,000 in 11 months for a home deposit, a feat deemed impossible in Australia.

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