How much do you earn?

[anonymous-user]

hyphen said:

DoubleTime said:

Contract Killer said:

Why?

Enough to pay the bills and some left over, no idea how much i actually earn though, would have to ask accountant.

Strange. I've always assumed your niche would be highly lucrative due to the high risk factor.

He never gets to see all the money he is promised.

His 'accountant' Tony holds the money, because “banks always get knocked over. And nobody knocks over old Tony.”

I understand the no bank thing, but no women, no kids? Doesn't sound like much of a life outside of work.

[jonby]

Zoon said:

TEKNOPUG said:

£11500. Exactly as it states on my tax return.

Snap

Do I win a prize if I guess how much your earnings will rise to in April ?

[djc206]

blueg33 said:

Not enough to buy the cars that I would like.

If you go buy the 1% over £150k, I reckon that the bulk of the 1% lives round here, judging by the houses and number of expensive holidays people go on.

I am well paid, but can only afford the cheap end of the village ;(

Edited by blueg33 on Monday 18th December 11:38

The secret is surely shacking up with another 1%er?

To answer the OP enough to live near a Waitrose, not enough to shop there regularly.

[RC1807]

Henners said:

Depends how much I can steal from the stationery cupboard...

There are only so many crappy highlighters and fake Post-It notes you can sell though



My income: enough to pay the bills, save some, invest some, enable my wife to not have to go to work if she doesn't want to, and that our kids are comfortable.

[Harry H]

I earn at least ten times more than when I started my career proper many years ago.

The problem is my living expenses seem to also have risen by a factor of 10.

Perpetually skint.

[RTB]

I think a better measure would be:

How much do you get paid for surfing PH?

[mcg_]

Enough to pay half of the £48 a month it costs to insure our dog.

Keep reminding the misses to ring up and ask why it's so high.

[Countdown]

I was expecting four Yorkshiremen to have arrived by now....

Mine is average for a lazy reasonably well-qualified accountant. I'm eternally grateful that my Grandad moved to the UK 60+ years ago as it's meant that his kids/grandkids all had the opportunity to earn far more than they would have had otherwise.

[Ikemi]

I'm getting paid to type this ...

[daddy cool]

mcg_ said:

Enough to pay half of the £48 a month it costs to insure our dog.

Keep reminding the misses to ring up and ask why it's so high.

Does your dog have any convictions for speeding in the past 5 years? Any accidents (either fault or non fault?)

[S9JTO]

daddy cool said:

Does your dog have any convictions for speeding in the past 5 years? Any accidents (either fault or non fault?)

[dirty boy]

£6.10 an hour.

[talksthetorque]

S9JTO said:

daddy cool said:

Does your dog have any convictions for speeding in the past 5 years? Any accidents (either fault or non fault?)

Surely All dogs have earned an AC10 at some point.

[Bobberoo99]

Somewhere between 1 and 100.

[Xaero]

I earn my company a lot, they give me a little back in return.

[crankedup]

When I carp on regarding excessive Board remnumeration posters will often blurt out, ‘its non of your business, unless you are a shareholder’.

Nuf said!!!!!

[mcg_]

S9JTO said:

daddy cool said:

Does your dog have any convictions for speeding in the past 5 years? Any accidents (either fault or non fault?)

We actually got a great letter from petplan which was along the lines of...

Thank you for not making a claim last year, we're putting up your monthly cost by £10 a month.

(it is a pug though..... ha)

[J4CKO]

mcg_ said:

Enough to pay half of the £48 a month it costs to insure our dog.

Keep reminding the misses to ring up and ask why it's so high.

Is that fully comp, perhaps drop it to Furred Party ?

[Timmy40]

Slightly less than my wife can manage to spend. It seems there is some fundamental rule of physics here as her capacity to spend simply seems to expand to accommodate all available funds.

[HappyMidget]

mcg_ said:

We actually got a great letter from petplan which was along the lines of...

Thank you for not making a claim last year, we're putting up your monthly cost by £10 a month.

(it is a pug though..... ha)

Think my pedigree Staffy costs me about 70 quid a month!. That is on the top level cover from PetPlan