What's your salary?

[Maximomm]

Occupation and salary please.

I'll start

I'm a Personal Trainer. £60K

The OP asked what people earn, not what their pensions are. We all know that most people have fewer outgoings once they’re retired.

Accounts admin. £24k

Secondary school headteacher £92k

NPD Technologist - 30,000

Sales manager £64k

Project manager £47k+. Overpaid for a job I hate.

These threads are best taken with a large pinch of salt.

Part-time supply teacher, part-time carer. Roughly 23.5k :)

@Cherryblossoms85

Sorry no idea what you’re talking about but best of luck. Different strokes for different folks as they say.

When I left school I tried a finance entry role as I thought it sounded sophisticated. I was very depressed by the end of week 1 and on the way to the bus stop home I walked into my local British Army branch and the rest is history as they say. I don’t serve anymore though.

Band 5 nurse, if I wasn't a single mum with limited Childcare options for a disabled 12 yr old I'd earn 28k for working full time but I can only work 28hrs per week. I get a little unsocial as I work Oncall.

Oh no maybe not, that's a bloke. RBS CEO maybe? Our CEO is a woman but she wants nothing like 1.4 million.

@DarkKarmaIlama now that is a really worthwhile job. Thank you for your service!

Why do you want to know? A very odd question IMO

Critical care paramedic, £39k-ish

Agreed. And asked in a very odd way!

I'm semi retired so under £12k now 20hrs a week in a pharmaceutical company but was on £50k before. ExH is on around £300 a day as a freelance mechanical designer. Daughter (23) about £28k in the Met police.

Rubbish, that’s what my salary is.

Referee. Just earned £100k on my last job.

I like these threads as gives you something to aspire to I guess! Admin team manager 30k, moving soon to systems analyst 34k.
God knows how people earn what they earn! Although I didn’t go university, so that doesn’t help me.

Part-time employed, and self employed - private tuition. Never been on a salary (now in my 40s) despite having two degrees and a diploma. Average £18k.

In my 20s
public affairs £32k

but I live in London in a house share rent is £1k and my travel is £130+ a month

Recruitment Advisor £30k per year. Scotland.

Lollipop lady. £118k a year, pro rata’d obviously. Currently looking for something with less hours though.

£43k warehouse site manager

Here come all the lies humble brags 😂