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How do I work out tax etc.

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  • Old job take home pay
    Total. £1428.72

    New job take home pay
    Monthly wage. 2177.38

    Nearly £750 extra. Before taking account of the likelihood of a greater pension in due course.
  • tigerfeet2006
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    Which means minus tax credits we’ll be £150ish up per month. Which isn’t as bad as I’d thought but not as much as I’d hoped.
    Still it means that I can now look at life insurance etc. for us. So that will be the next bit of research for me.
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