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VegasPhil

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23rd Mar 15 at 20:30

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Graham88

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24th Mar 15 at 16:48

quote:
Originally posted by Graeme

quote:
Originally posted by JM_16v
£1,550 mortgage, 18% net

You Take home about £8400 a month?!

Exactly what I'm talking about, I presume the Lexus he drives is the daily driver to keep the mileage off the C63 AMG.

VrsTurbo

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24th Mar 15 at 17:14

I'd rather pay extra onto my mortgage than have a mega expensive car.

My business turns over a good amount each month and only me and the misses are employed by it.

VrsTurbo

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24th Mar 15 at 17:16

quote:
Originally posted by Graham88

quote:
Originally posted by Graeme

quote:
Originally posted by JM_16v
£1,550 mortgage, 18% net

You Take home about £8400 a month?!

Exactly what I'm talking about, I presume the Lexus he drives is the daily driver to keep the mileage off the C63 AMG.

For 2 people in decent jobs its not hard. 72k a year per person

pow

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25th Mar 15 at 14:33

It's hard when you're employed by public sector LOL. Think of the pension David, think of the pension

VrsTurbo

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25th Mar 15 at 14:39

quote:
Originally posted by pow
It's hard when you're employed by public sector LOL. Think of the pension David, think of the pension @

Contract in the public sector they have lots of money there

Graham88

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25th Mar 15 at 21:18

72k a year is not easy to get lol.

VrsTurbo

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25th Mar 15 at 21:22

quote:
Originally posted by Graham88
72k a year is not easy to get lol.

Last place I contracted at was less than 100 staff

FD on 85k
My replacement was offered upto 70k

Dom

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25th Mar 15 at 22:05

quote:
Originally posted by Graham88
72k a year is not easy to get lol.

Massively depends on the industry and you'd be right if it was PAYE but i wouldn't say it's out of the realms of the majority of contracting jobs - certainly not in IT

Graham88

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28th Mar 15 at 01:57

PAYE is generally the one to go by as that's what most people do. Fair play to people who earn that self employed but to earn that PAYE is not easy at all

Lee H

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29th Mar 15 at 19:39

£450 mortgage, 8% of combined take home pay.

Got to be some benefits to living in the North.

Marc

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30th Mar 15 at 15:23

About £420. Which is approx 26% of monthly gross.

CORSA NUT

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30th Mar 15 at 18:12

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by Graham88
Hang on, are we talking before or after tax on these figures? Some of these figures I'm seeing means some of you are bringing 4-5k in a month which is crazy pay

Between 2 people that's not unrealistic, i'd imagine.

You're on similar wedge to me iirc so thats about £3300 a month for yourself, then whatever your missus earns. Mines poor and only earns about £1500 buts even so, thats almost £5k there. Obviously gross and not net.

Would be great if we got to take that home every month

You take home £3300 a month? I thought you worked at Fords producing engines?

thats over 55k a year so I'm assuming you've changed job/role?

Russ

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30th Mar 15 at 18:39

no, graham does, ben g takes home 1200

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30th Mar 15 at 18:49

quote:
Originally posted by CORSA NUT

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

quote:
Originally posted by Graham88
Hang on, are we talking before or after tax on these figures? Some of these figures I'm seeing means some of you are bringing 4-5k in a month which is crazy pay

Between 2 people that's not unrealistic, i'd imagine.

You're on similar wedge to me iirc so thats about £3300 a month for yourself, then whatever your missus earns. Mines poor and only earns about £1500 buts even so, thats almost £5k there. Obviously gross and not net.

Would be great if we got to take that home every month

You take home £3300 a month? I thought you worked at Fords producing engines? thats over 55k a year so I'm assuming you've changed job/role?

Union.

Ben G

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30th Mar 15 at 22:45

quote:
Originally posted by Russ
no, graham does, ben g takes home 1200

Are you serious?

double that and you'd be right. £3300 is gross.

[Edited on 30-03-2015 by Ben G]

CORSA NUT

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30th Mar 15 at 23:40

So you make 55k a year then?

So your PA wage is 55k? For assembling engines....for Ford....When do I start?

Ben G

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30th Mar 15 at 23:45

Pa wage? It's about 42k a year at the moment AFAIK.

I hate discussing my wages but people seem confused by the figures

[Edited on 30-03-2015 by Ben G]

Russ

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31st Mar 15 at 05:42

Wage slip needed

pow

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31st Mar 15 at 07:33

You take home £2400 on 42k?

luciaadr

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31st Mar 15 at 08:03

Probably a pension deduction in there as well, sounds about right

VrsTurbo

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31st Mar 15 at 09:16

quote:
Originally posted by pow
You take home £2400 on 42k?

Pension, health care, benefits etc £200 isnt alot to take away if he gets all those.

Marc

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31st Mar 15 at 09:16

Thread of the year.

CORSA NUT

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31st Mar 15 at 09:27

So much bullshit getting chatted in here...

If your on 42k a year which I highly doubt unless your a senior team leader etc, you'll take home maximum without deductions of £2600.

That is what you earn end of story. Gross pay on that is £3500. If it makes you feel better telling people you earn £3500 a month when you don't then go for it.

pow

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31st Mar 15 at 10:26

quote:
Originally posted by VrsTurbo

quote:
Originally posted by pow
You take home £2400 on 42k?

Pension, health care, benefits etc £200 isnt alot to take away if he gets all those.

Very true... Didn't think of that!