iPhone 18 Pro €1,509
82 hours of work
The first two weeks of January, and the third until Monday 11 am.
Joint 15th of 28. In Switzerland the same phone takes 30 hours; in Türkiye, 487.
The Hours Index · Finland mist.huliwood.com
What the same things cost the average worker in Finland, in hours of take-home pay.
iPhone 18 Pro €1,509
82 hours of work
The first two weeks of January, and the third until Monday 11 am.
Joint 15th of 28. In Switzerland the same phone takes 30 hours; in Türkiye, 487.
The Hours Index · Finland mist.huliwood.com
I take home a year.
That is the average worker's, after tax. Put in yours for a year, bonuses and extra months' pay included, and the card and the list redo the sums. It stays on this page.
The average full-time worker in Finland earns €55,462 a year before tax and takes home €38,429 after income tax and social security contributions (OECD, 2025, a single worker without children). Divided by 2,080 working hours, an hour of work pays €18.48.
An iPhone 18 Pro: €1,509 ÷ €18.48 = 82 hours. The first two weeks of January, and the third until Monday 11 am.
A Tesla Model Y: €41,990 ÷ €18.48 = 2,272 hours. A whole working year, and the next until early February.
A Big Mac: €6.35 ÷ €18.48 = 0.34 hours, or 21 minutes.
The Tesla: before Tesla's €600 delivery and registration fee (€42,590 in all). Hours count 52 weeks of 40, whatever people in Finland actually work. More in what the index leaves out.
Pay: OECD, Taxing Wages 2026: net take-home pay of a single worker without children on 100% of the average wage, 2025 (the OECD's own estimate, as for most countries).
Prices, checked 29 September 2026: Apple, the iPhone 18 Pro with 256 GB; Tesla, the cheapest Model Y on sale; The Economist, the Big Mac index, July 2026 (data, CC BY 4.0).