How much do you earn?

[DuraAce]

Porridge GTI said:

Rude question perhaps but let's have it.

You go first.....

[Pig benis]

I earn more than my solicitor girlfriend and I have no degree, or student loan, and this annoys her every single time I mention it

[Mike335i]

Enough to keep the cars going... Just about.

[98elise]

Way more than my wife knows about

[_Leg_]

To paraphrase Frou Frou, I don't. I like other people to earn it and then give it to me.

[Lee GT]

98elise said:

Way more than my wife knows about

I wish i was that lucky; but she does the accounts

[This-isnt-real]

Quite literally hundreds of pounds a year.

/smug/

[loskie]

Pig benis said:

I earn more than my solicitor girlfriend and I have no degree, or student loan, and this annoys her every single time I mention it

She really should stop Soliciting then and get another more honourable job!

[MDMA .]

Do you have to add brown envelope payments into the total?

[Leins]

Somewhere between



and

[Plate spinner]

More than I need but less than I'd like.

[Monkeylegend]

I don't earn any of mine, it's given to me by the state and my pension fund.

[TooMany2cvs]

In the immortal words of Rolls Royce, "adequate".

(This may be the only way in which my income and Rolls Royce can be put together. But I'm happy with that.)

[anonymous-user]

Nothing. Not a penny. Earned enough then to not need to earn now.

[TooMany2cvs]

Hang On said:

Nothing. Not a penny. Earned enough then to not need to earn now.

No passive income from investments...?

[PurpleMoonlight]

Is it just the British that don't like answering this question?

[RDMcG]

Enough for security.

Still working a fair bit at 69 because I enjoy the challenge and have zero interest in gardening,cruises,golf,etc so have a couple of hours’ daily workout plus enough work to satisfy me.

Do not need more.

[Ari]

TooMany2cvs said:

In the immortal words of Rolls Royce, "adequate".

(This may be the only way in which my income and Rolls Royce can be put together. But I'm happy with that.)

Not that immortal then, pretty sure the term was ‘sufficient’ (adequate suggests only just enough).

[cat with a hat]

You'd probably get better answers with brackets..

E.g <25.. 26-50.. 51-75... 76-100.. 101-140.. 141+

You still won't get straight answers though.

[KingNothing]

£55k.