How much do you earn?

[bexgreen1983]

Work for an insurance company and earn around £10k for part time

 

[AbiLouX]

I was on £32k as a contracts manager now self employed part time average around £12k a year for around 10 hours a week.

 

[bexgreen1983]

I was on £32k as a contracts manager now self employed part time average around £12k a year for around 10 hours a week.

That's brill

 

[Razzmatazz]

I'm a full time NHS Radiographer.
£30400 before tax not including any overtime etc.
Usually take home around £1800 a month.

 

[Marito11]

Not enough I have to cope with the general public and get buttons for it.

 

[blondelolita]

Local government, roughly £23k

 

[JulieScoobyDoo]

I’m an executive assistant and earn £40K a year and often get a annual bonus of around £5K

 

[WillowM]

I work as a office coordinator in Surrey , basic salary is 25k plus I get bonus each month depending how well we do can be anywhere between £250 to £700 .

 

[Downtoearth]

I work in the defence industry as a contractor. I make about £110k a year but that's obviously before tax and business expenses.

 

[Polkadot123]

Local government in childrens services. 34k. I get paid 4 weekly and is roughly about 1800 each time depending on how much mileage I claim.

 

[Loobox]

Work 15 hours a week in the NHS as a band 6 and take home approx £1200 a month.

 

[bubbletea123]

Team lead, 150,000.

 

[Pajxo]

29,000 - project coordinator for a bank

 

[Guacamole123]

Civil servant, around 30k. Severely underpaid for what I do imo but don’t really have any transferable skills that would be useful in the private sector

 

[Doneuplikeadogsdinner]

NHS , earn usually £1.800 a month but tend to do a few bank shifts as well which add a few hundred . For the responsibility I have I feel underpaid

 

[Death2unicorns]

NHS , earn usually £1.800 a month but tend to do a few bank shifts as well which add a few hundred . For the responsibility I have I feel underpaid

Well I’m sure I speak for many of us here in saying we are bloody grateful that you do take on that responsibility for what is relatively crap pay!

I'm a full time NHS Radiographer.
£30400 before tax not including any overtime etc.
Usually take home around £1800 a month.

That’s not enough for what you do IMO, I hope the risks of you potentially being exposed to radiation are very well managed too.

 

[Chipsandpitta]

Musician sometimes and I make some money from YouTube too - small YouTuber don’t worry I’m not any of these people - and roughly around £1,500-£2,000 per month. Always fascinated by online money myself so thought I’d share!

 

[ScrambledEggs]

Work 10 days a month. After stoppages my net pay is £1450.

 

[Cariad]

20hrs/week equates to just under £1300/month after tax.....that's as a Band 6 nurse with 29 years experience

 

[Prodcon21]

29 hours a week, i take home about 1500 after tax etc. I’m a team leader for a company that makes medical devices