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6 hrs per week pub cleaning @ £7 per hr cash
Casual stock auditor between 6 and 30 hrs per week @6.7 but travel 70 miles on each trip works about £4 per hr after fuel.
Casual labourer £30 to £40 per day.
Used to be RAF Aircraft fitter on £29K P.A. Left RAF and now do what I can find - much happier.0 -
Centrel support service tech / admin for one of the biggest gaming maching companys in the uk.
Works out to be just under £6.90 an hour working 40 hours per week.
Speend between 2 and 5 hours opening boxes and scanning the electronics parts on shelfs in a wharehouse. The rest of the day is spent is picking other electronic parts and packing them. Get 24 days hoilday and no benfits no overtime pay.DMP - JAN 2016
[STRIKE]Estimated DFD - August 2018[/STRIKE] December 2016
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I'm a sales executive at a company that publishes magazines. I've started on £18k with the potential to earn £5k in bonus however I've just taken over two magazines by myself which is a lot more work but should mean I get a pay rise in 2 months.
OH is a mechanical engineer for the navy (not IN the navy though) and earns just over £22k before guaranteed OT.
Both of us are 25 (though I'm three months older than him and he will never let me forget it!)
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My quals are BA(Hons) in Journalism (which I do actually get to use quite a lot shockingly, for better money too!)
Benefits are.... free tea and coffee in the kitchen and I get to work in a lovely converted barn in some fields with lovely peopleMmmm does that count?
Credit Card Debt : £1910 [STRIKE]£5,000[/STRIKE]
Overdraft: £1500 [STRIKE]£2800[/STRIKE]
DFD: October 20110 -
NHS Medical Receptionist in a GP practice. £7.41 per hour, 30 hours a week.
Quite like it while I'm trying desperately to finish my degree, only covering someone's maternity for 6 months though so....OU Student! - ED209, SDK125, DSE212, SK124, DSE141, SD226, DXR222, DD303, DD307 = BSc Psychology0 -
Management at a major online gambling operator (listed in loopholes....)
35 yrs old, on 45k per year
Degree in Applied Physics and Busness Management.
Perks - sport all day long baby1st December 2010 - £29,200 Owed on Loans & Credit Cards :eek:
1st December 2011 - £8600 Owed on Loan :beer:
30th July 2012 - Loan Paid Off - Debt Free Day! #DFD0 -
Trainee Accoutant for a small practice
24 Yrs old - £13,500 per year
Nearly completed my AAT studies and hope to continue further studying :-)0 -
Currently a house husband so £0, was previously working in a call centre for a department store on £18500 plus £3k bonus until taking VR last year.
Wife works as a Reward Analyst for a Large Department store chain on £38k plus £6k bonus0 -
Tesco = 7.63 PH
I graduate in June, Computer Science (HONS)
Applying for other jobs just now0 -
Assistant manager for a respite charity £22000 per annum x:money:Debt at LBM 1/11/11 Total: £110,849 :eek:
(Including £70,150 Mortgage).
Mortgage due to finish 2026. Aiming to be debt/mortgage free 2021:j
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mattwhite1 wrote: »Degree in Applied Physics and Busness Management.0
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