To ask your yearly household income?

[Sfuandtired]

Feel free to say I am being unreasonable and tell me to mind my own business, it’s a genuine question though, I’m interested in finding out if the wealth divide really is as big as it’s portrayed in the media and/or if I’m losing touch with reality.
I’ll start, ours is 60k after tax, 2 working adults and 2 children and I’d consider us to be in the average range. TIA

4 boxes of Jaffa cakes and a twix…before tax so really 3 boxes and 1.5 sticks or whatever they’re called net

Yes I agree with you. I’m sure a lot of things we take for granted are not necessities, but feel like they are (ie nursery). I just meant compared to some of the responses I read here re ‘bandings’. I actually shouldn’t have posted, nothing positive for anyone from such a thread.

35k
Two kids 9 and 3
I work part time 20 hours a week
He works 36 hours a week

Depending on whether DH actually gets paid for any of the overtime he always does, it's somewhere between not quite enough and nowhere near enough....

Two of us. Renting. Adult kids all moved away....

keylemon · Yesterday 11:08
aye right then 350k??? What bubble are you in?? 😂

70k roughly after tax.
Both work full time.
1 child.
North west.

Single parent of one child in North of England. On £45,000 my mortgage is tiny now and I'm a homebody so we're reasonably comfortable but can't afford the big stuff like holidays abroad or new furniture.

79k joint DH earns commission so average 15k on top of that.
3 teenagers 1 in uni
North West, big mortgage. Definitely feeling the pinch this past year.

460k per year. 3 children. I stay home.