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• politelemon 3y ago
  I saw some slightly different stats compared to what was on the page above. On the 'This Is Money' site they have a breakdown by whether you have children or not, and which percentile that places you in. I thought that was a pretty good way of putting it, because disposable income makes a pretty big difference in your lifestyle doesn't it? Anyway I've tried copy pasting the table and made a brave effort at formatting it here. Percentile Single Individual Couple with no children Couple with two children under 14 10th £9,800 £14,600 £20,500 50th £19,700 £29,500 £41,300 90th £38,400 £57,400 £80,300 97th £59,700 £89,100 £124,700 https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/bills/article-11894303/Where-does-income-Britains-earners.html https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/bills/article-11894303/W...