Annual income

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Can I ask what everyone comes out with a month on a standard monthly basis working full time please. I am wanting to make a career change but I know get paid a decent amount

Want an idea of how much I'm going to lose

Thanks for your help guys

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Surely it depends how much you earn? Full time minimum wage is lower than someone on 60k.

There are plenty of take-home salary calculators online such as www.thesalarycalculator.co.uk/salary.php

MN age demographic even country of residence is varied.
those that work FT might not be on MN till the weekend. if a spouse/partner/dh is a high earner the MN user may not want/need to have a high income work more than PT/locally/easy location.
then there’s the issue of validity.
I don’t see how asking will be useful.

Why not tell us what career you are looking to pursue and we can advise if we have salaries related to that
Otherwise it's just useless data.

I want to get a new job.. everyone is anon surely we can say

£1500 a month

£2800

Nope. Nobody's business but my own.

But unless you're going to get a job with the same salary as the people replying, how does their answer help you?

£4000 after tax

I don't get what your asking? Go for the highest salary YOU want in the industry YOU want. Adjust if your expectations or qualifications if you need to.

You can work out what you’re on now and calculate how much you’ll get on the new wage. Then you’ll know the difference.

The UK median full time wage is about £1700 a month.

I'm wondering how you have managed to get a job that pays a "decent amount" without also being bright enough to realise that the question you've asked in meaningless and will give no precisely zero useful information.

^ give you precisely

Not for everyone, but training to be a qualified accountant/tax advisor on a grad scheme will take 3 years. Newly qualified will be paid 45k-50k in my area (commuter town to London, but not London based).

You need career advice on what salaries are commanded by different jobs. It took DH 7 years to qualify for his job so though his salary is decent there is the time to consider plus area of the country you are in.

The question is nonsense

This is a how long is a piece of string question

If you know what new job you want them people might be able to help with advising on the pay for that if you can’t find from salary surveys. Then you can get post tax from a calculator.

I wont suggest a career as a researcher.

if you want to calculate the deductions from an annual salary (tax, NI, pension), there’s plenty of online calculators.

Love it.

Or a careers advisor.

What career path are you moving from and to? Surely that's a pertinent part of your planning?

What do you earn per month?

I pay into a pension and still have a student loan to pay off, that eats a chunk. Why can't you just put the salary of the jobs you are looking at into a tax calculator, that's how I work out what I'm going to take home when I move jobs. I don't understand how asking randoms on the Internet for their take home pay will help you? Or are you looking for careers advice?

Sometimes zero. At times it's been £10000/months.
Probably a completely different industry to you. Does that help?

What everyone else said. Plus your income isn't that relevant without taking into account your outgoings.