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For the non-British here. Taxes are paid automatically in the UK to the tax man through a system called "Pay As You Earn - PAYE". Take home pay is closer to 4
by CommanderData 4y ago
For the non-British here.
Taxes are paid automatically in the UK to the tax man through a system called "Pay As You Earn - PAYE".
Take home pay is closer to 41k.
If the applicant has a student loan. These might take 30 years to pay off at the default 6% from gross (3.3k). Then there are pension contributions too which are opt-out now at usually 5% gross (2.75k). All deducted automatically.
No remote advertised, the average commute costs £50 a week in London.
The real wage here is 35k~ for someone university educated and wants a retirement pension excluding travel.
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- SilverBirch 4y agoIt's civil service, which means a defined benefit pension paid by the civil service which is valued at some crazy value - like 27% of salary per year with the employee only needing to contribute something like 5%.
- CommanderData 4y agoThanks good to know. I've adjusted.