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Vomityspice

Team Manger for the Fostering Service- Local Authority. Paid £51k

Baby_Angel

Aged 40. Work as a software developer. Earn just over 40k. Flexi time, 26 day holidays, life/health insurance, private pension scheme where employer contributes 4-10% (depending on service) if employee contributes. Generally relaxed environment, wonderful co workers and of course the usual hot refreshments :-)

missflirtuk

I earn £6.72 P/H. I'm 26, I work as a sales assistant. Get 10% discount off store purchases. Comes in handy sometimes. Plus made a couple of good friends. Get 5 weeks paid holiday a year.

Atirez

Software Developer London based office; working from home. 20 years of experience no benefits on £59000.

BJplusMilo21

Occupation:Student
Wage:$0.
Potential wage: 24k for graduate, £77000 to £128000 after 5-10 years of experience. According to my Professor she was on £2500 per day.

lkmc01

BSc MSc Environmental Management graduate. Graduated 6 years ago, aged 30, unemployed.


Partner is 32, coach driver, £9.41 ph, take home pay of about £300 a week

PeteW

PeteW wrote: »

The pay histories are interesting aren't they, especially to people starting out in their careers. Here's mine…

22 - 18k - Start job as junior web developer
23 - 22k - New job as web developer
25 - 25k - Payrise
26 - 30k - New job as web developer
26 - 32k - Payrise
27 - 35k - Payrise
28 - 40k - New job as user experience designer
28 - 43k - Payrise
29 - 45k - Payrise
29 - 47k - Payrise
30 - 50k - Payrise
31 - 55k - Payrise

As an update to this, I have now gone freelance at £450 a day which should work out as low 6 figures before tax/expenses, and high 5-figures after tax/expenses.

Exstra

Age: 25

Role: Management Accountant (Media Company)

Salary: £35k

(Previous roles: Junior Accounts Assistant [£18k], Assistant Accountant [£27k])

Benefits: £7k course allowance yearly
Pension: Matching to 3%
Health Insurance
Life Insurance

greensalad

Junior Web Developer, Surrey. £22k. At "upper" range of Junior skill level, with a 1st class degree.

Only benefit is WPA top-up (reimbursed on NHS costs e.g dentist and eye exams).

greensalad

PeteW wrote: »

As an update to this, I have now gone freelance at £450 a day which should work out as low 6 figures before tax/expenses, and high 5-figures after tax/expenses.

Nice trajectory!