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System

jacqeus_chirac wrote: »

Coming from somebody who's key ambition is too earn just over 2k this year.

*whose not who's

My key aim is not to earn 2k, which I've almost doubled I might add, but to make an EXTRA 2k per year on top of what I already make. This is the Moneysavingexpert website, there are lots of challenges people undertake here and as I don't work due to having a number of illnesses I like being able to earn some extra money for my family. This is a website for people who want to make and save money, why are you here if you have this huge salary and don't need to make or save extra money? (Which you obviously don't if you have to mock something in my signature).

Katy is clearly not a male name.

Why come to a thread like this if you don't want to post about wages?!

System

jacqeus_chirac wrote: »

I find you very rude.

Ditto that :beer: :j

ampafc

Age 28, Oil Indutry Analyst, 32K

Decent benefits package of pension (5% from employer for my 3%), gym membership, healthcare, 30 days holiday, share scheme.

Pros: Interesting work, regular overseas travel, 5 day week.

Cons: Actaully working in the oil industry (as opposed to being an analyst) might pay double my wage!

Choccylicious

Age 32
Team Secretary / PA
£27,500

Pros: 25 days holiday, pension (many other flexible benefits available, though I've not taken any others up)

Cons: 4 hour-a-day commute, over £4k in travel cost, job really not that interesting and no room for progression

Currently on maternity leave (baby due in 2 weeks)

pioneer22

Age 26

Locum/Agency Doctor
Part time DJ

combined income £32000

martin2345uk

Age 31

Systems Compliance Analyst (even more dull than it sounds)

£32k

Though would rather be a tram driver for £9k less... aah.. one day

System

age: 26

job:team member..in a shop

hours: min is 16 but usually nearer 21hrs a week

wage: £6.83 p/h

pros:
50% discount (currently only in my shop-after a year in all shops)
there are probably others but this is the main one i use

cons:
the fact the rota can change with a days notice :mad:

its probably not my forever job, but tbh after a long period of illness i'm just grateful to be back in work (though only p/t atm-will work up to f/t)

hieveryone

I've never thought to look at the progression in salary, interesting.

I can't remember as far back as when I first started working but will go from uni.

I'm now a Principal Teacher, specialising in a specific area of education.

20 yrs- Call centre - if I remember correctly this went from around £5k per year to about £8k.
24 yrs - first year of teaching - £20,937
25 yrs - second year of teaching - £25,716
26 yrs - third year of teaching - £27,243
27 yrs - fourth year of teaching - £28,794
27 yrs - promotion - £41,925.
28 yrs - as above.

fart

I'm a 'professional' gambler. I put it in 's because the lifestyle you see on telly for poker players and such is not the true thing.

I had £10k starting capital, and play poker maybe 4 nights a week. As you can expect it's very swingy depending on how much a factor luck is that particular night and i've won and lost anywhere from £700+ per night.

I'd say i average about £12k profit per year, but it is all tax free.

R_P_W

2001 - telecoms apprentice - £11k
2003 - telecoms officer - £18k
2005 - pay progression - £25k
2007 - commercial manager - £32k
2010 - pay progression -£38k
2012 - vendor manager - £41k
2013 - contract manager - £53k

Didn't finish my a-levels or go to uni. Getting into the apprentice scheme at a large blue chip company was a great start roomy career, didnt realise it at the time.

Work hard, develop yourself and show willingness to progress and it is possible to work yourself up the ladder.