Found this....for senior consultant based in London....doubt Kyle would be considered a senior manager though
Mummysflippinhouse #2 such a hairdo we’ve never seen,it really is quite obscene. Caroline continues to whine.
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that’s for an actuary which is even more specialist and requires further years of qualifications . We will never know I suppose but £100k even in consulting world is a lot for early career. If you are topping that you won’t have a life and be constantly at the clients beck and call and chasing the billables. Not much fun for the wanna be von trapps and their electric biking extravaganzas
I feel like her mum not letting her have all the bedrooms and keeping one spare in case her brother wants to visit (I think she said he lives in Brixton?) is also a way of making sure they don’t stay too long term lol. Sophie and Charlie will be sharing and surely they’ll want Olivia to be in a different room to her and Kyle soonish? Her mum seems like she doesn’t pander to her and is thinking this moving into her house is very much a short term thing 
I’ve just looked and if I heard right and she did say her brother lived in Brixton then Brixton to where she is moving to is a 43 minute drive hardly far away enough to warrant saving a room for him to visit…
I’ve just looked and if I heard right and she did say her brother lived in Brixton then Brixton to where she is moving to is a 43 minute drive
hardly far away enough to warrant saving a room for him to visit…
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I have said this previously- London rates I reckon the MOST he would be on is £70k. I’m not doing the same job but I’m a “professional” and I’m on nearly£100k with 20 years experience. (Going over £100k for me actually would cost me money because of tax so it’s actually not something I want unless I can jump to about £120k- yes I know first world problems!)
He was injured? I didn’t know that
As I said previously- this exactly! If you’re earning the big bucks then Caroline ain’t going to be getting the help she’s getting now. My company would NOT be happy if my partner nipped out to get nails done and left me “babysitting” and yes that’s what it is- don’t at me that it’s his kids too. If you’re working and looking after a kid at the same time you’re babysitting not parenting. I’m not being some boomer but there is no way I could do my job and have my kids at home. I’m all for work life balance, I switch off at 6, I parent until I check later that night but I get paid to work during that day, not look after my kid like Caroline thinks it’s ok for him to be doing this as it’s his duty to parent too. If she thinks her job is just as important then they should pay to have their kids in nursery/childminder.that’s for an actuary which is even more specialist and requires further years of qualifications . We will never know I suppose but £100k even in consulting world is a lot for early career. If you are topping that you won’t have a life and be constantly at the clients beck and call and chasing the billables. Not much fun for the wanna be von trapps and their electric biking extravaganzas
I would take whatever she says with a pinch of salt. She says so many inaccurate things & her opinions are often not based on facts. I don’t believe what she says about their earnings. I think it is somewhat embellished. His salary in the US means nothing if be doesn’t have a confirmed job lined up in the UK. I don’t think she has ever worked in the UK, not in a corporate role anyway, so she has no idea what it is like.
I worked for EY, senior managers were on £80-150k in London in 2021 when I left. The US pay way better so I reckon he’d get £70k ish here.
are you hiring
I’m with you! the NHS does NOT pay that well
But I do know that once you hit 100k your tax is about half I think
so doesn’t seem that great in the end It’s a blessing and a curse! As I said……it means I’m working all the time. Holidays, I’ve got to do emails, pop on teams calls. My company is very good and they do try not to bother me but my last company didn’t give a tit and would call constantly on holidays or expect me to work weekends. So yeah it’s good money but they own me! That’s what I’m trying to say about Caroline, she’s very “they’re his kids too” yeah they are but he’s working doubly as hard and whilst he’s at home he supposed to be working not looking after the kids. I expect my husband to take the slack because I earn a lot more than he does. I’m not saying he doesn’t work as hard, he definitely does but we rely on my income and my job so he has to help a lot esp when I’m away for work etc. on my salary I could probably go down to 4 days a week but it’s pointless as I know I will just end up being asked to work on my day off so might aw well get paid for it
the NHS does NOT pay that well
But I do know that once you hit 100k your tax is about half I think
My husband has a job in a specialised field and when he’s home working, he’s working. In fact even when he’s not working, he’s still working! That’s the reality of having a good job unfortunately. She seems to live on another planet.It’s a blessing and a curse! As I said……it means I’m working all the time. Holidays, I’ve got to do emails, pop on teams calls. My company is very good and they do try not to bother me but my last company didn’t give a tit and would call constantly on holidays or expect me to work weekends. So yeah it’s good money but they own me! That’s what I’m trying to say about Caroline, she’s very “they’re his kids too” yeah they are but he’s working doubly as hard and whilst he’s at home he supposed to be working not looking after the kids. I expect my husband to take the slack because I earn a lot more than he does. I’m not saying he doesn’t work as hard, he definitely does but we rely on my income and my job so he has to help a lot esp when I’m away for work etc. on my salary I could probably go down to 4 days a week but it’s pointless as I know I will just end up being asked to work on my day off so might aw well get paid for it
My dad (now retired) worked in health and safety. He has to have his phone on him at all times, never really got time off and had to come home early when there was a big accident and we were abroad. He has to get special permission for my sister’s wedding day to not have his phone on him working. It rarely happened, but when tit hit the fat, it really hit the fan. He really enjoyed his job and would often work mega long days (with the pay off that he could do airport pick ups etc in the middle of the day when we were at uni abroad) but he was so lost when he first retired and could actually do whatever he wanted
Tagging David Lloyd’s, Tesco and Sainsbury’s lollll
Also “go ham on the school I want Sophie in”?
…. does she think she’s going to get special treatment? Schools here don’t give a f lol
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Caroline’s set out her begging pot.
So will be living with her mum and not have their own house but happy to drop hundreds of pounds a month on a David Lloyds membership… #priorities
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