Our take home pay is £780,000 a year

[Teenangels]

Ask me anything, after this I will name change.

Happy to take the good and the bad.

If you could employ your own BodyGuard who would you have ?

Mine is Sean Pertwee so he's not an option for you .

I feel like we might be 'talking' to AI

@Teenangels i am laughing so much at ‘they are all Miele’ 😂😂

thank god you didn’t go with Bosch

This. I call bs! 😂

Please can you lend me a few quid?

I imagine if we had that take home pay we'd have more exciting things to do tonight. With all that money, nothing came to mind apart from Mumsnet?

I’m dating Tom Hardy. AMA

Do you always fly first class (guessing yes) and if so what is it like?

Also do you ever use public transport? If it's quicker e.g. the tube in London? One reason I ask is that if I had that much money, public transport would be the first thing I'd want to ditch!

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Er, ask you what?

John Wick

We have taken huge risks, re mortgaging the house to pay bills and the not being able to pay the bills, there were times when we had no food in the house and a few days until I was paid, I walked to work and dropped the eldest to the childminder as we had no petrol in the car. At times I begged my husband to give it all up and work for someone. I so wished that he would have a normal job.

My husbands upbringing was in todays standards was poverty, but a very loving household. His parents did not have any qualifications and lived in a council house, his Dad was unemployed for a lot of the time but a very proud man.

Not really. I know quite a few high earners that have poor SPaG for various reasons.

My partner is one. He can't write sentences for shit but can write very good code.

Can ypi give a blueprint to build a 600k profit per year business? I'd do almost anything for that kind of income!

You lucky thing, but what will you do when he trades you in for a younger model!

Bet there’s a few Buddhas dotted about!

No I said that we had immediate savings of a year. There is a difference.

I guess your DH has one of those very over charging companies of trade workers like plumbers - many total rip off trade cos. like that in London! Some very poorly qualified.

And really large canvas photos of the kids on the wall 🤮

You earn 60k a year which isn't difficult to come by with people working in London. Your husband earns a very large wage, maybe he should make a mumsnet post and answer the questions?

Thing is OP you have a good but ordinary salary - your husband earns the money, and while it’s a lot of money, it isn’t rich rich - so all it means is you have an upper middle class lifestyle, provided to you by your husband, with none of the typical worries about maintaining it.

It sounds like you are happy which is great, but it’s not a very interesting AMA

Why do you think being a designated safeguarding lead will be outing?

Dh owns a scaffolding business - did you find covid stopped his business?

How many years have you taken home 3/4 million

You said you were a single parent so eldest isn't your dh

How old are you kids

No our house has no grey and if it did would it matter?

Cant stand Ant and Dec or Prosecco both are nasty.

What your house like @naturesform does it have a live laugh love vibe?

I've been at both ends of the scale and yes wealthy people may have better holiday accommodation, a bigger house than most & eat in fancier restaurants. Experience has taught me as long as people don't have actual money worries they can be just as happy without being wealthy. It's all about appreciating what you have. When you've experienced life at both ends you realise happiness & contentment is really not about having loads of money.

Yes!

OP - can you get your husband? That would be interesting