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somethingcorporate

scorgeous wrote: »

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Work as assistant accountant for a uni. £34k, final salary pension scheme + 33 days holiday

An assistant accountant making 34k + final salary? That's very good, well done

Most newly qualifieds don't make that!

Conrad

Mortgage broker (commerical and residential mortgages), self employed equivolent to a salaried employed person earning about £140,000 pa but time the Accountant has legally rinsed my acounts, Taxable earnings show up as about £50,000. That's an example of why national earnings statistics show as a lot lower than real earnings. In my job most self employed clients I meet earn far far more than the amount declared to the Taxman, by legal means of course.

Incidentally when you see firemen rattling collection buckets, keep in mind those that I meet run second self employed jobs such as window cleaning rounds on thier 3 or 4 days off each week meaning thier true take home earnings are about £4 - 6000 per month in the London area, but of course far far less shows up once the accountant has worked her magic. Thier partners often earn about £20 - £30k as teachers / nurses 9with added overtime or agency work included). Several dozen I know live in £600k houses in Hertfordshire - as I say dont be taken in by the bucket rattling.

retepetsir

Conrad wrote: »

Mortgage broker (commerical and residential mortgages), self employed equivolent to a salaried employed person earning about £140,000 pa but time the Accountant has legally rinsed my acounts, Taxable earnings show up as about £50,000. That's an example of why national earnings statistics show as a lot lower than real earnings. In my job most self employed clients I meet earn far far more than the amount declared to the Taxman, by legal means of course.

Incidentally when you see firemen rattling collection buckets, keep in mind those that I meet run second self employed jobs such as window cleaning rounds on thier 3 or 4 days off each week meaning thier true take home earnings are about £4 - 6000 per month in the London area, but of course far far less shows up once the accountant has worked her magic. Thier partners often earn about £20 - £30k as teachers / nurses 9with added overtime or agency work included). Several dozen I know live in £600k houses in Hertfordshire - as I say dont be taken in by the bucket rattling.

Whats the best way to get started as a broker?

John_Pierpoint

pinkarsenalprincess wrote: »

Key Stage 1 is not Reception. Reception is Foundation Stage.

Key Stage 1 is Year 1 or Year 2 (I personally teach Year 2).....and yes LA is Local Authority.

Don't you just love it when "professions" get tied up in their own jargon?

Just how old is a "Key stage 1" child?

As school budgets are based on "bums on seats" amongst other things these days, and so have nursery sections, it might help if you could create a table of age versus professional description.

jinkster

27, Airline Pilot - approx £46k. Sounds alot but £1200/month mortage + £800/ towards pilot licence fees - leaving about £700 in change!!!

jake2010

26. Cafe/Bar Assistant Manager £16k pa. working unsociable hours 50+ pw

midebt

me.....a mobile carer on 6.00 p hr......take home pay ( variable ) 240 / 280 / 350 a week...depending on hrs worked...

hubbie a heavy goods haulage driver....works away 4 days a week...take home pay avge 350 a week can be slightly more if does a day o/time...

his xmas pay was ...wait for it...259 week....!!! thats HIS..basic pay...!!!!! without any nights away or o/time ...



have a nice day

zarazara

job=housewife
salary= satisfaction at looking after my husband so he can do his job with as little stress as possible, he is a HGV driver doing 5 days a week.

abbybryan1982

Admin Assistant in local government's Enviromental Health Department and relief Dog Warden!

£15,500
30 days AL and upto 18 days Flexi leave.

anxious_mum

47, Business Analyst, salary of £38,000 plus company car and final salary pension. And a company credit card for lots of expenses!