list your job and wage

motorguy

berbastrike wrote: »

23, online shop owner

no fixed amount, varies a lot

2012 - £50k
2013 - £120k

Yeah right.

You made £120,000 last year but you're paying your mum £50 a month rent????

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4807111

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bhughes1986

guitarman001 wrote: »

Don't understand that one - you must get overtime or something of the sort - puts you significantly above £32k!

Sorry £200 a month fuel allowance (non taxable).

gb12345

motorguy wrote: »

Yeah right.

You made £120,000 last year but you're paying your mum £50 a month rent????

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4807111

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And then there is this in this very thread

berbastrike wrote: »

You should be buying on that kind of money, i am similar age, earning similar and have saved enough to buy outright

No post was quoted, but the one above it was a 23 year old earning 55k.

It's a bit sad really isn't it, so insecure with their life that they have to post on an anonymous forum exaggerating how much they earn.

System

I believe I have posted my financial 'wage' here before... Basically what I need to pay the bills and have a few pounds left, from my lovely husband, great to be a stay-at-home wife, plus I earn about £10k a year, keeps my tax/NI VERY low and means I get to be home and enjoy life, albeit cheaply

motorguy

gb12345 wrote: »

It's a bit sad really isn't it, so insecure with their life that they have to post on an anonymous forum exaggerating how much they earn.

If hes earning anything at all?

If you're living with your parents and debating whether or not to pay your mum £50 a month rent it doesnt really say huge levels of disposable income.

NoMoneyHoney_2

Retail, £8 p/h but do work some night shifts at time and a third. Contracted to 12 hours a week but usually do 40

The_Hurricane

motorguy wrote: »

If hes earning anything at all?

If you're living with your parents and debating whether or not to pay your mum £50 a month rent it doesnt really say huge levels of disposable income.

Or he could have a behind equivalent to that of a ducks.

motorguy

The_Hurricane wrote: »

Or he could have a behind equivalent to that of a ducks.

Lets hope his mum isnt on this forum then....

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sax11

motorguy wrote: »

Lets hope his mum isnt on this forum then....

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He won't be earning that sort of money from stationery. I'll know where he buys from and even those CEO's earn nothing like that

motorguy

sax11 wrote: »

He won't be earning that sort of money from stationery. I'll know where he buys from and even those CEO's earn nothing like that

Oh I know.

If he has a 10% net margin after costs, then hes saying hes sold £1.2 million of stationery last year from a bedroom in his mums house and storing it in the garage. Thats a lot of A4 reams. :eek: