probably cash poor - may earn a lot but if nothing gets put away you have nothingA friend of mine earne 30k, 15k through a home business and her partner earns 70k and all they ever do is plead poverty, own their Own home, no kids, brand new Audi’s, always shopping
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I used to be a manager in social care earning £50k but in reality was working almost double my 37 hours without shift allowances, always on call, spending all my money on childcare, convenience food, cleaner, gardener etc so decided to cut back financially and now work part time for myself as a VA/trainer/writer in the health/wellbeing and charity sector (0-3 days a week, about 25k a year) and part time as a manager in a charity (2 days a week, 10k a year after tax and pension). I'm working on developing a passive income stream now as well. Although some of my work (and pay) is unpredictable, I'm glad I don't have all my eggs in one basket at the moment.
£26k a year for doing a basic admin job part time, 30 hours over 4 days a week.
Excuse my ignorance but what is a 'passive income stream' ?
it's something that makes you money but you don't actually have to work at it. ex: renting out a property, dividents from a stock, investing in a business where you're not the owner just make profit because you invested in it
Thank you
It could also be as simple as writing a book, putting it on amazon. Basically income you don’t have to continually work on.
If I could write a book, I would have done it. Anyway it made me laugh "also be as simple as writing a book".
... might knock out a couple of novels this afternoon, get them published and sell on Amazon. i'll see if i'm in the mood
easiest is understanding mutual vs index funds lol a novel takes actual talent.... might knock out a couple of novels this afternoon, get them published and sell on Amazon. i'll see if i'm in the mood
nhs - £19k a year.
Sorry John that my comment has upset your feelings about not being able to write a book. But writing a book is probably less complex than investing or getting a buy to let. And is still passive income
I'm on just under £23,000 as a dental receptionist in the South West. We used to get an annual bonus in January which was great as we all work hard. In November they sold the practice to a corporate company and even though we smashed target we never saw a penny of a bonus or even a Christmas card. I had a great new job set up on 29K p/a but corona virus has put it on hold and may not even go ahead now. So good to see what other people do - so motivating!!
I had a great new job set up on 29K p/a but corona virus has put it on hold and may not even go ahead now. So good to see what other people do - so motivating!!I meant most of us are not talented enough to write a book, (which anyone would want to buy). You are right it is safer than investing.
Sorry if this has been posted but there are lots of pages to get through!
Anyone here in HR? What’s your role and salary?
I have been propositioned with a role moving into this department but don’t know much about it and career progression etc. Any info would be really helpful!
Anyone here in HR? What’s your role and salary?
I have been propositioned with a role moving into this department but don’t know much about it and career progression etc. Any info would be really helpful!
24, I work 40 hours a week as a Nursery Practitioner in the NW. Take home just below £1300 each month. Notoriously rubbish pay in the childcare sector unfortunately
£32k in the north east but am an office manager so responsible for a whole host of things.
Wow this sounds like quite an interesting job! How does one get started in a clinical coding role if you don't mind me asking? I've read that there are a few qualifications to obtain?
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