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going rate for nannies in London

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plumpudding · 08/07/2011 09:49

What is it at the moment? Live out

tia

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fraktious · 08/07/2011 11:29

Depends in the area, nanny and hours.

At the very bott

fraktious · 08/07/2011 11:32

Grrr stupid fatfingers on phone!

At the very bottom £7 gross for someone totally unqualified and inexperienced right on the outskirts to double that and more in zone 1/nanny hotspots for someone qualified with 10 years experience working normal hours or some less qualified/experienced working extended hours.

JinxyCat · 11/07/2011 10:22

I believe that 'average' costs are £450 per week excluding taxes that you have to pay on top (net to nanny), £595 a week including taxes (gross to nanny), £659 including employer taxes (gross cost to YOU).

Plus costs for travel/activities of approx £20 per week (at least)

That does cover experienced and unexperienced people so there is probably a range of at least +/- £100 there (£350 for inexperienced, £550 for 10 years+ experience)

This link is great (thanks MrAnchovy) for calculating gross from net.

There are a few posts on this:

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/childminders_nannies_au_pairs_etc/1187137-Whats-the-total-cost-of-having-a-nanny/AllOnOnePage

And this is the latest survey on 'average' nanny wages (although not sure how this has been generated)
www.nurseryworld.co.uk/news/1052437/Exclusive-Annual-Nanny-Pay-Survey/

Good luck!

JinxyCat · 11/07/2011 10:22

www.mranchovy.com/calc/

Sorry, forgot link to MrAnchovy's site!

LittleOneMum · 11/07/2011 11:01

Central London, I pay £500 a week net for 10 hours a day, 5 days a week.

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