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

[Picklemuncher123]

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

Curious :)

31, full time salary is £37k (£32k as I'm reduced hours). Highest form of education is a Chartered Institute of Marketing diploma, but it's not relevant to my career. I also have a BA Hons degree.

33, degree, £30k. NHS, and chose my degree knowing that I’d be earning this much in this job, so not unhappy with it.

42. 4x GCSC. £65k pa

£100k part time, 47, degree.

I wouldn't trust a constantly hacked site with such info, and threads like this will only attract liars and smugs so not even a true representation of, well, anything!

31, £31k, GCSE level

Late 30s
Post grad
£0

I wouldn't trust a constantly hacked site with such info

What on earth can someone do with this info?

Age 30, on near £38000 , diploma

Me, age 52 39k, highest level qualification Olevels

DH age 52 basic 98k plus bonus of around 70k
No qualifications at all, not one.

37k age 33. I have a degree and a teaching qualification. This is my salary as a middle leader and I regret going into a low paying profession.

30, masters degree, 110k

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???!!!

Probably she's better at maths than you. Even with your figures her take home pay is £170kpa after tax. But there will be less tax paid because of the way tax banding works (only pay 40% on pay over £50k), and on a good salary you can throw lots into a pension etc to reduce your tax burden further.

on a good salary you can throw lots into a pension etc to reduce your tax burden further well not if you earn over £210k you can’t!

55 A levels Just over £60k

45

£120k

MA degree

Age 31
Salary £90,000
MSc

Nearly 60

No qualifications
No pension

Usually worked around 3-4 months per year

£50k

Don’t do anything anymore. Lots of other stuff going on in my life and riddled with arthritis

Staggering some of the amounts on here! I am 51 and work part time, term time only in an education support role. I have an MA, I earn about £30,000

I thought that was quite reasonable for part time but now feeling like a pauper!

@Seedlip I want to know what you specialise in!

37, £55k, medical degree

Twisty - are you a doctor on that salary?

32 (for a few more weeks), degree with professional registration, around £46k pa.

Two degrees, private income, no need to work so doing a PHd because I can.