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Eva (27) earns 3,643 euros a month and works to pay for her hobbies: 'I won't spend more than 30 euros on dining out'

Eva (27) earns 3,643 euros a month and works to pay for her hobbies: 'I won't spend more than 30 euros on dining out'

Eva de Groot, a 27-year-old IT professional earning 3243 euros monthly, works primarily to fund her creative ambitions in writing and music. She maintains a strict budget for daily expenses, such as dining out, with the ultimate goal of living on a houseboat.

Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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