I'm actually starting AAT Level 2 in the spring time
I'm actually starting AAT Level 2 in the spring timehonestly I would recommend doing aat/aca/acca it’s so worth it! I feel into accounts and doing my quals has opened up so many doors!
Awh that’s good! Aat is good! You’ll breeze through level two as you’ve got experience!I'm actually starting AAT Level 2 in the spring timeI browse accounts jobs and so many list that qualification so I'm looking forward to doing it and seeing where it leads.
39k working at a university.
I was berated for saying tax rises would affect me on the politics thread. But after season ticket, tax, childcare and mortgage there's not much left!
I know someone that does two shifs a week at Sainsbury's and with housing tax benefits, council tax benefits, child benefits and working tax credit she earns around the same as these are tax free.
Her children are at secondary school and her job is low stress and she has so much free time. I feel like a mug.
Sad when you think that is a result of an unbelievably profitable industry - which shouldn’t exist at all, (as an industry ie with the first priority to make money rather than help people) - while the too low salaries due to seriously underfunding what should be seen as fundamental right In any society .My husband is an A&E consultant in London, he’s recently been offered a position in the States and his base salary is 3 times as much as he is paid here.
Are you in London? I lived comfortably on 22,5k and I lived comfortably on 28k, but I'm not in London.Private sector nurse £28,000, company car, expenses, bonus etc. I feel very underpaid after reading this thread and struggle to make ends meet most months
I’m 24
You’ll smash it, I started with my level 2 and found that’s what employers look for over a levels etcAwh that’s good! Aat is good! You’ll breeze through level two as you’ve got experience!
I’m not in London, in the north. I feel like my money just goes but not exactly sure where!Are you in London? I lived comfortably on 22,5k and I lived comfortably on 28k, but I'm not in London.
Perhaps you can look at your outgoings x
Jesus you should be on a lot more in my opinion!I’m a Nurse in a specialist ICU in the NHS, on £24,214. What’s a bonus and a company car?
AgreedJesus you should be on a lot more in my opinion!
Would be nice but I love my job and feel privileged to work where I do! (As cheesy as it sounds). Interesting to hear what other people earn and do though!Agreed
I‘ve been watching a BBC series on Universal Credit, I pity anyone who who has to navigate that system.People who wish they had benefits. Don’t bother. Benefits aren’t what it used to be. The old labour government made sure of that. Now any benefits get taken out of your tax code so you might as well just pay for it yourself and get the benefits you want
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