Do you earn more or less than the rest of the UK?
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Former_MSE_Rebecca
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Do you earn more or less than others in the area you work? This handy tool shows you average earnings by local authority. Let us know if you agree.
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Wow. We earn so much less than most people in our area.Debts 2004: £6000..............................................Aug 2007: £0!!!!0
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Wow, I thought my salary wasn't bad for my area but according to that, I earn less than other FT females.
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Less :-( ...but then I'd guessed that already. The people in my road don't seem to do much work (certainly not full time), but can afford to live there while I am only spending on the basics and have no spare cash, so I realised I've been conned a long time ago.0
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MSE_Rebecca wrote: »Do you earn more or less than others in the area you work? This handy tool shows you average earnings by local authority. Let us know if you agree.
For some reason I can only see the headings on the page, but these suggest that it is showing the MEDIAN earnings, rather than the AVERAGE, which is not the same thing0 -
I wonder where they get these averages from. I'm on Jsa so i know i get less but other people i know are mostly below the average.Liverpool is one of the wonders of Britain,
What it may grow to in time, I know not what.
Daniel Defoe: 1725.
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Well I'm pleased to say I'm above average for area, although my and OH combined income is below (which just shows how poorly paid OH is)0
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Northern Ireland isn't included so can't tellWeight loss challenge, lose 15lb in 6 weeks before Christmas.0
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Which gives the biggest number
Average or median?0 -
I'm less, but I'm not actually that much less and I'm quite shocked really. We by no means live well, but the people around us seem to have nice cars (yes definitely finance) and nice houses whereas we live in a run down place with 14yr old vehicles.0
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p00hsticks wrote: »For some reason I can only see the headings on the page, but these suggest that it is showing the MEDIAN earnings, rather than the AVERAGE, which is not the same thing
Average can refer to mean, median or mode0
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