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How much do you earn?


How much do you earn?  

179 members have voted

  1. 1. How much do you earn?

    • £0 (Student / Unemployed / Unemployable / Lazy :D )
      21
    • <£10k
      9
    • £10,001 to £19,999
      29
    • £20,000 - £29,999
      47
    • £30,000 - £39,999
      28
    • £40,000 - £49,999
      13
    • £50,000 - £59,999
      5
    • £60,000 +
      27


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Posted

Just born out of a debate we've had a bit in our office recently. There was always the opinion that certain people who were on 1 contract were on much more money than others on a different contract. Seems it is all very similar.

So, how much do you earn typically each year?

EDIT: Looks like the £60k+ option I put in did not make it onto the poll for some reason, any mods please feel free to add it in - complete - Thank you.

Posted

No job atm but I'm entering the military this year (compulsory in our country), not sure if that counts.

Posted
Voted... 19 years old, you do the maths!

You've set us no maths question. :(

If you had a job you could read the question I set. ;)

10-19k, very good wage if I'm honest.

Posted

This thread just reminded me how filthy rich athletes are.

I think proportionally its only a tiny percentage of athletes who are at the very top of the pyramid that are filthy rich.

Posted
Voted... 19 years old, you do the maths!

You've set us no maths question. :(

If you had a job you could read the question I set. ;)

10-19k, very good wage if I'm honest.

Well you could of been under 10k or 10-19k most likely. Although you also have sold plenty of records in your time so it could of been a lot more. There was various answers.

Posted

10-19k, very good wage if I'm honest.

The general rule I've worked by is to be earning more than £1k for every year of your age. I'm comfortably ahead of that now 8)

Posted

Well you could have been under 10k or 10-19k most likely. Although you also have sold plenty of records in your time so it could have been a lot more. There was various answers.

Filth, but true. I earn about 16k but being in Turkey it gives me the standard of living of about double that.

Posted

I earn 2.2million a month. Unfortunately that is Korean won, which equates to about £1230.

The difference here though is that you don't have 50% of your wage taken from you and with my rent paid by the school it means I can live comfortably and save a fair bit.

Posted

Enough for me and my family to live comfortably, do what i want when i want to, treat myself (within reason) when i want and not have to watch every penny.

How ever much you earn is never enough mind.

Posted

I earn 2.2million a month. Unfortunately that is Korean won, which equates to about £1230.

The difference here though is that you don't have 50% of your wage taken from you and with my rent paid by the school it means I can live comfortably and save a fair bit.

I wouldn't say that's a lot tbh but ah well I haven't started working full time yet what do I know.

Posted

10-19k, very good wage if I'm honest.

The general rule I've worked by is to be earning more than £1k for every year of your age. I'm comfortably ahead of that now 8)

I love that rule! And I also am comfortably ahead of that 8)

Posted

10-19k, very good wage if I'm honest.

The general rule I've worked by is to be earning more than £1k for every year of your age. I'm comfortably ahead of that now 8)

I love that rule! And I also am comfortably ahead of that 8)

I bet you weren't loving it when you was 9 though.

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