To ask if you earn £75k per year?

[Bizkwit]

How long did it take you to get there and what line of work are you in?

How long did it take you to get to £50k and then from £50k-£75k

I did last year, £25k plus commission this year I have gone salaried as my industry is decimated. £40k only but doing marketing now not sales.

What sort of sales are you / were you in?

£0-£50k 21-29
£50k-£75k 29-37

26-36 £30k-£51k
36 - 40 £51k - £92k

So both PPs actually the time from £50-75 was considerably shorter than from £0-50k

interesting!

theres hope for me yet

What did it take ? Right place right time

London property market -
Passive income

And career wise bloody hard hard work and still not paid what I should be - which I think is because of my race as my white peers are paid more for same
Jobs

80k, 36 years old, I’m a lawyer. Got to 50k at 30, then 2 pay increases to where I am now.

@jollyjeffrey @loftconversi0n What industry are you both in?

70k - head of comms (last year )
At 40

Then to take it to 80+k my property income at the same age

22-32 - £23-£49k
33-38 - £50-75k.

I took two maternity leaves before I was 32 and then worked part time from 33 until the start of this year. I work in property services.

Actually, I was still 37 when I got £75k. But it was the month before!

At 27 I was earning 30
30 earning 50
34 earning 65
35 earning 75 + 20%ish bonus
36 earning 90 + 20ish bonus

31 - 36 I’ve been with the same company but have moved roles a couple of times.

Financial sales.

0-£50k between 25-29
£50k-£75k 29-32

I am a lawyer

I was self employed for many years (23-39) so salary equivalent hard to calculate - doing criminal law so not esp high earnings - but then went in house in the civil service.

From age 39- 43 earned 50-55k, then went up to 76 just before I turned 44, now aged 45 and it’s just under 80k

Going in house at 50k was a bit of a calculated salary drop though

Not me but DH has been 70+ since early 30s. Law. At firm, then in house which is paid less but still a lot. Starting to move into executive roles, mind boggling pay scales.

I’m a lead Business Analyst for a tech/IT firm.
I reached 50k at age 30 when moving to my current employer, then 75k at age 33 in my latest promotion.
I’m 34 now.

I'd hit the equivalent of £50k by 26/27 but was working interim so not working all year around.

£75k at 45. Had had my family, took much lower roles, had time off and all sorts in the meantime

All in HR

You mean like advice or?

@Bizkwit was in the public sector now private sector tech sales

Taken me 20 years to get to 80K. Big promotion from 56K where I’d been for about 6 years. Started on 17K. Education field but no longer working in schools or teaching. I’m 44.

30k by 26, 50k by 31, 70k at 33, but I moved a lot internationally to get that and live in a relatively high wage area. For context, my 2 bed suburban flat has gone up from 170k to 380k over the same time period, so 70k isn't that much anymore

85k first year out of PhD
100k second year
150k+ third year
quant finance.

I earn £75k (well thereabouts, £70k basic and £5k+ bonus)

I work in senior role in media, managing a team of 15.

My salary trajectory was:
FIRST grad job
Age 21-26 earned £21-33k

NEW JOB
Age 26-28 earned £40k
Age 29 earned £50k
Age 30-31 earned £65k

NEW JOB
Currently 31, earn 70k+5k bonus

Not sure how helpful that is, but my partner works in a law firm in the city, same age and on £105k. It's unusual to earn what I earn in my industry at my age, because the salaries are generally v low - whereas I know a lot of lawyers on six figures

OH gone from 55k (aged 30) to 85k (32) just a case of right time, right new job offer. He works in tech.