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  • wtpfc11
    wtpfc11 Posts: 165 Forumite
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    Im a taxi driver, After paying for car etc I clear on average £350/400 a week, Although it is 60hr week so works out low hourly wage. On the other hand I suit myself and some days can be VERY good. Best week ive had was £920 take home on 60hrs BUT I did get some good jobs
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  • Amarie
    Amarie Posts: 14 Forumite
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    Im 25

    Was working a 25 hour week on 27K (pro rata for local Government) :(
    Just got a new job (in Jan) £34K full time as Training Manager in London

    Have privately taught music lessons for 5 years, which makes approx 6.5k a year.. but due to the new job/long hours.. I'm stopping this so I can have my weekends back! Yay!

    Was looking for a new job for over 3 months.. don't give up people.. It will happen !
  • ianbar0
    ianbar0 Posts: 379 Forumite
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    supermarket night shift 5 nights a week, on pricing. comes out at about £16,100 a year i think before overtime etc
    £18 for my old mobile.
    new proper meal planning to cut spending.
    £26 in coppers taken to bank.
    £30 under grocery budget last 2 weeks.
    £22.98 cashback quidco
    £34.02 music magpie
  • dave4545454
    dave4545454 Posts: 2,025 Forumite
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    andyparker wrote: »
    This post is PERFECT for Nosey Parkers!
    I work for a web design company, but I refuse to reveal my wages - as I'm slightly embarrassed by them :P haha



    why? there are lots of people here on mininum wage. don't be embarrassed:)
    Martin has asked me to tell you I'm about to cut the cheese, pull my finger.
  • John_Pierpoint
    John_Pierpoint Posts: 8,391 Forumite
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    edited 5 March 2011 at 1:51PM
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    wtpfc11 wrote: »
    Im a taxi driver, After paying for car etc I clear on average £350/400 a week, Although it is 60hr week so works out low hourly wage. On the other hand I suit myself and some days can be VERY good. Best week ive had was £920 take home on 60hrs BUT I did get some good jobs

    Are you not "self employed" ?

    [So will the tax man be getting 20% + NI on a chunk of that £920?]
    dave4545454 wrote: »
    why? there are lots of people here on minimum wage. don't be embarrassed:)

    and some self employed on probably considerably less, with none of the normal protections and holidays that employees get.
  • larlie1983
    larlie1983 Posts: 464 Forumite
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    LadyMorticia wrote: »
    I'm finding this thread very interesting.

    Is anyone here a librarian/library assistant? How much do you earn?

    I work 33 hours a week in a public library and earn just under £15,000 a year.
    Operation House Move £11993.60/£25000 (47% achieved)
    Save £12k in 2015 #135 (£390.21 / £2400) (16%)
  • finallygrownup
    finallygrownup Posts: 4 Newbie
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    :) 62K working for the NHS, hard, stressful but rewarding- potentially redundant in March 2012 though:(
  • spike2012
    spike2012 Posts: 431 Forumite
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    I'm a highway lighting operative grade 4 (Street light maintenance) On job training and have the ranks to climb hopefully. Dependant on local council contract being awarded to my firm etc.

    37 hours/week £15,700 3% pension payments are matched by the firm 22 days holiday
    Baby daughter born 13.2.10 :j 6lb 11.5oz
  • aqua70
    aqua70 Posts: 2 Newbie
    edited 28 March 2011 at 8:06PM
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    Printshop assistant operating the photocopiers for 10k
  • The_Matelot
    The_Matelot Posts: 114 Forumite
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    Aircraft engineering technician- royal navy. £18k plus health benefits and 38 days leave per year with all the !!!! trips you can imagine! potential promotion next year to £27k. Fingers crossed!
    Fleet Air Arm - 800 NAS - *Nunquam Non Paratus*
    Showing the 'Crabs' how its done for over a hundred years!
    Tesco loan, £4,000 over 3 years - £138 p/m
    6 months 0% bicycle finance - £60 p/m
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