what is your salary , age, and highest form of education ?

[Picklemuncher123]

what is your salary , age, and highest form of education ?

Curious :)

Changing a username doesnt help - the recent data breach allowed users to see other people's email addresses and account details. There have been other cyber attacks too...

Age 34, 40k, degree and PGCE

for all the worriers - I am genuinely just a curious cat and probably just being nosey.. Theghosttrain - Dont worry I am not a scammer ( not clever enough for that )

a 28 y/o mum with a curious mind.

Age 52, haven't worked post dc, no income, educated PG level.

I'm 12 years old, my highest qualification is my 11plus and I earn £3,487,965pa

I don't think you're a scammer OP but I'm surprised at how willingly people are putting their personal info on here

Mid 50s
O'Levels
58K

Genuinely what can people do with the information on here? I work in the public sector my salary scale is public.

34, 82k, GCSE's

28, degree, £0

6 figures.... no qualifications.

41, degree and post degree professional qualifications - £42k but would be about 47k if ft.

Lucky young things on here earning about that but 20 years younger than me 🍀

I agree with nelson- many salaries are public info, mine Is, and what is anyone going to do with that anyway?
I'm 42, work 28hrs, earn £12k, have the equivalent of GCSEs. Dh is 48 earns 46k and has 3 O-grades.

I was interested, another posters salary is £300k, what would that look like in the bank at the end of each month?! Well £25k apparently, more than my annual income. But apparently also s/he pays just under £130k in tax!!! Why would you???!!!

40, around £100k prorata (work part time). Degree educated

35, £50,000, masters degree

35, 30k, failed GCSEs

I’m surprised with the salary’s. Exepected some with degrees to be higher but I guess that shows the inequality with salaries between men and women and how roading children as primary parent affects earnings.

I didn’t go to University but always had in my head that my salary aim was to get to £50k due to some random article I read years ago about it being a sweet spot between good earnings but not being too high stress or long hours.

I kind of laugh about that now as it’s not nessecarily stressful but hours can certainly add up occasionally

Perhaps I'm just paranoid but I do find it strange than mnhq have left this thread up , especially as the site has a tendency to get hacked .

@Picklemuncher123 yes and I am a 21 year old fabulously healthy tanned , toned, slim blonde vegan who has a beautiful toddler who loves to eat kale and absolutely hates sweeties........🙄

28
£52k
Bachelors degree

£12k foundation degree age 40!

I find this post quite refreshing.

There was a similar one a few weeks back where I posted and I earned the lowest by a mile (just under 14k). It made me feel like I'd failed as everyone else was posting in excess of 40k, 50k, 80k and even 150k salaries. That thread seem to attract high earners only.

This thread seems to have attracted a good range of earners and circumstances, so I no longer feel like I've gone wrong.

Oh, and I'm 33, a lone parent , under 14k and 30 hours a week around my school age DS. I used to earn more, in excess of 40k, but I wouldn't want to return to that kind of work again. I value my time with my DS too much and have realised money isn't everything. Time is

40, Bsc (2:2)
Full time working mum.
Base £100k. Add shares, company pension, cash car, all commute costs paid and wfh/flexi then total £180k per annum.

But I am in a bubble so lowest paid salary in my company as a grad is £40k so reaching £100k average by age 29 or 30 is standard in my line of work (city based).

38
£65k
MA