anyone else mildly disappointed in their pay today?

[MrsLargeEmbodied]

i have less pay, which is of course a kick in the teeth, but i believe it goes up in July?
for some of us

Not been paid yet

What pay? My monthly salary isn't paid until last working day of the month

Eh?

I don't get paid until the end of the month.

And to be honest, after being made redundant during covid, I'm still feeling relieved that there is a pay packet to grumble about. 😊 Give me another year ....

Do you mean because of the NI rises? Or something else?

My national insurance contribution has gone up in April pay is that what you mean?

NI rises?

I don't get paid until next Friday, ours is the last Friday of the month.

yes, indeed national insurance rise

I don't get paid until the last day of the month

Not paid until the last working day of the month.

Not been paid yet - we get paid on the last working day of the month. I've just had a pay rise though and have plugged the figures into The Take Home Pay Calculator site so know I will be £80 better off next week, then £100 better off in July.

DH gets paid today. He’s got a 5% pay rise but £100 less in the bank. FML how are we meant to pay all the rising bills with less money?

I'm a TA. I work 10 hours unpaid overtime each week and get paid in peanuts. I'm always disappointed on payday...😂

Had a 750 quid a year rise and I am getting 15 quid less a month now 🙄

I got less. I hate this government. We will be OK as earn slightly above the national average wage. 8 am so worried about people on average income or below. It is going to be a shit period for them. The idea that the Tories look after our economy has to be the biggest lie of all time.

Oh and we’re not mildly disappointed, we’re furious and dis pairing. We need that money, we don’t need it taken off us to give to someone else.

Well, lucky you to get a pay rise in July-lots of us won’t!

I don't think it goes up in July? It's not till next year that the taxes and NI will decrease.

i believe so, if you are on low pay it will go up in July?

am i misunderstanding?

on July 2023?

www.thetimes.co.uk/money-mentor/article/national-insurance-increase-2022/

Work in public sector. I dont know what a payrise is. I am very very worried about the increase in everything though the only thing I can cut back on is netflix and considering we never go out anywhere I'm trying to hang on to it

Both DH and I get paid today, I should have switched from mat pay to holiday pay so hopefully it doesn't feel so bad in comparison.

in fact it looks to me that unless you are on £50,000 per year, your NI will go down in July