Ideal wage

[Immenseman]

What wage would you like to be on once you've finished education and in a permanent job? Just imagine that things are like they are atm in regards to house prices and current wages etc

[Casanova]

To start off with, £250.
Once I'm at my peak? £1000 a week. And yes, that's not an estimation but the wage i'd want and not what might be the reality. I'm going on what my old boss earned at least a weak with the peak thing.

[Hecktix]

£40 000+

[Immenseman]

Yeah, I want 35,000+ :) 35K would be enough for me especially if I had a partner on a similar wage, decent house, decent car, holidays, enough to start a family etc.

[Wizzdom]

No qualifications: 10-15k

No qualifications but show commitment and hard work: 21k rising on experience

Qualification with good job: 21k and rising.

People expecting to be on 40k+ a year coming from school or uni are nuts. It aint gonna happen unless your mummy and daddy own a well established business :D

[Hecktix]

I want to get to the point where i can charge hundreds by the hour for my services :D

[Immenseman]

Not really both my parents came from working class familes and they're on an OK wage! My step-mum went to UNI and she's on like 35K and my dad is on like 20 but he only started having a professional job like 3/4 years ago.

[Geraint]

200k a week pro footballer.

[Captain]

one trillion dollars mwuaha

[Immenseman]

I'd pay you more than that geraint :love3:

[Clowgon]

Well, when i leave school I'm going to college and looking to get a Part-time job in sales (Somewhere like Virgin or BT) On 10k something like that. Build my way up and going into Management - 30k.

Mum doesn't want me too start working early - "Just enjoy your young life as she always says" But i can do that and still work. Best to work young and hopefully retire in my 40's. :P

I'm looking to do a some Voluntary work in a different country or do some Traveling so i don't know yet.

[PaulMacC]

Well, my dad earns 37K, so roughly about that. Maybe more.
I'd be aiming for 40k + but if that falls through, i'd like 25k+ a year at least.
I've still got a long way to go.
GCSEs then College/6th Form then Uni ;(

[Casanova]

I want to get to the point where i can charge hundreds by the hour for my services :D

Prostitution is illegal in most parts :)
And I'm just going on what I'd like tbh.

[LoveToStack]

Coming out of uni I'd hope to be earning about 20k to start then work my way up. As far as my plans go atm I seriously hope to win the lottery.

[Immenseman]

haha i'd love to have a huge house in devon proper country style, huge open fire etc then a really nice modern appartment in london:D

[kk.]

honestly? i'd like to think 6 figures lol. then it would go to £50000. but to be fair, it depends where u live. in london, 50k is probably about 35k here and about 1k in scotland lolol.

but i plan to move to london or america when im older, far better opportunities

[Virgin Mary]

I'd rather not work and live off inheritance/a rich husband/benefits. Otherwise I'd want footballer wages. Is that really so much to ask? I could kick a football around a field for 200k a week =S

[PaulMacC]

. in london, 50k is probably about 35k here and about 1k in scotland lolol.

lol at the last bit.

[buttons]

i have no idea and i'm not gonna even guess cause i'll never live up to it, i'm gonna be on benefits probz

[LoveToStack]

in london, 50k is probably about 35k here and about 1k in scotland lolol.


na up here everyone just farms what they need to survive. there's no need for currency.

[Immenseman]

lol wheres scotland

[Soka]

Aiming for a nice 6 figure salary by working my way up. :P Depends whether I get into actuarial profession or not, and work my way up the ranks. If not then i'll just hope to win the lottery. (1 in 13,983,816 chance) :D If not that, then a professional rent boy in soho.

[Clowgon]

haha i'd love to have a huge house in devon proper country style, huge open fire etc then a really nice modern appartment in london:D

Sitting in your big Throne on top of it written "Immense".

Nice garden 200 arcs with loads of petal patches. :P

[Technologic]

whatever a senior doctor earns

[Immenseman]

Sitting in your big Throne on top of it written "Immense".

Nice garden 200 arcs with loads of petal patches. :P
lol thats the life :D

[Mitch4?]

I did some huge thing during my work experience at shell, and i got told that i would be good at 11 really specific jobs, and all of them jobs had the top salary of 37,000+.
So you know, i kinda have set my aim relatively high, who knows eh?

[Indie-Dan]

£80,000 - £100,000 ideally

[AgnesIO]

IDEALLY I would like unlimted cash then thats one of lifes worries out the way... :P

Well my dad is on around 70k a year soo i dunno really.

[Barmi]

People expecting to be on 40k+ a year coming from school or uni are nuts. It aint gonna happen unless your mummy and daddy own a well established business :D

As from May 2008 [our] trainee solicitor salaries will be:

Year One: £37,000
Year Two: £42,000
You were saying? Those are typical salaries for any trainee at a City law firm. Mummy's and daddy's well established business is optional.

Some people don't believe jobs in this country operate on a system of merit. The vast majority of them do. Everyone should get used to that fact and not the life of 20 years ago where what mummy said could make a huge impact.

[cocaine]

lol dad earns £45k, mums on about 37, and my parents have high hopes for me so i guess i dont wanna let them down :(

[MJJ]

No idea, I just know I want to do something involved with medicine, like a Doctor.

How much does a Doctor get paid anyway? :S

[buttons]

£80,000 - £100,000 ideally
that's crazy i doubt my mum and dad earn that much between them

[kk.]

thats cus u live in scotland

[Technologic]

No idea, I just know I want to do something involved with medicine, like a Doctor.

How much does a Doctor get paid anyway? :S

roughly £20-30,000 for a junior, £40-50,000 for registrars, and consultants (what my dad is) get around £90-100,000 + up to £70,000 in merits and optional private work.

[buttons]

thats cus u live in scotland
my dad doesn't??

[kk.]

so, that makes no difference

[Immenseman]

lol jen my step-mum and dad get about 55 between em ah well im happy :D

[5,5]

60-70k
so in euros
46-52k

[mangle]

I want to earn like 25k+ when I leave Uni. But ideally when im setting up a family i'd wanna like about 50 from me and 35 from my wife, well I think thats what my family are on and we're alright :P

[Skajo]

lol I'm poor then.

My mum and dad earn about 32k between them.

I couldn't care as long as it's enough.

[Immenseman]

it's just because most people on here are relatively well off or by the looks of it anyway :) if you're happy then money doesn't matter

[Skajo]

It's also to do with the GNP of London (which is where most people on here come from). Everything costs more in London!

[Immenseman]

Yeah, average wage here is like 18K.

[Favourtism]

This sounds stupid but I don't care about wages much. Im gunna get a part-time job whilst at college/uni then take up a job in pyscology/law/police as I enjoy them so whatever the wages are for them :P Ideally I would work up to a detective etc which pay decent (if police).


it's just because most people on here are relatively well off or by the looks of it anyway :) if you're happy then money doesn't matter
A lot of people probably lie too.

[scottish]

Preferably 150k+ a week

At least 60/70k a week.

[HighFlight]

No idea, I just know I want to do something involved with medicine, like a Doctor.

How much does a Doctor get paid anyway? :S
For a GP:
Salaried jobs vary from about £55k to £80k for 8-9 sessions (i.e 4 days or 4 and a hlaf days, with NO nights or weekends.)

Locums earn between £300 and abour £500 per day depending on where in the country and the time of year / demand

Partners now average about £90-100k, although partners in good practices can earn over £150k withouth doing any weekends or nights (this is extra!!)


Tbh I want to join the army the entry pay is £13,012.80, which isn't bad, but I'd like to rise up to like Sergeant which is from £28,622.64 to £35,218.80. Then leave a start up a coach company, and make about £100k+ a year, but we live in reality so prob' about 50k+.

[Virgin Mary]

This sounds stupid but I don't care about wages much. Im gunna get a part-time job whilst at college/uni then take up a job in pyscology/law/police as I enjoy them so whatever the wages are for them :P Ideally I would work up to a detective etc which pay decent (if police).


A lot of people probably lie too.
This is true considering most of them are filthy scroungers who claim EMA.

[Wootzeh]

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Wouldn't mind being John Arne Risse.

[Virgin Mary]

They get taxed 57,000 though omg imagine knowing 57,000 of your money is being taken off you

[Immenseman]

my uncle scams the tax man, loves it

[LoveToStack]

my rich uncle, ino hes famous around these parts, lives in monaco to dodge taxes.

[PaulMacC]

I earn 50p a week.

[Immenseman]

lol my uncle pretends to collect money for charity and yeah... legend

[N!ck]

£50-100k/year would be what i'd like. Obviously the more the better. 500k/year?

[leah]

60 grand a year +

[Hayd93]

50k + and bonuses for achieving targets ect.

[Immenseman]

**** this lets be honest i'll be on at least a six figure salary if im as successful as i am on habbo??? not spent a penny on the game since the introduction of gold bars etc and made at least 300T+ in that time :lol:

[DiscoPat]

What I would like, hmm about £40,000 P/Y. In reality £25,000.

[Malachy]

15-60k a year ;).

[lPinoy]

£30,000 a month but i'd rather be doing what I want to do than earn all of this money.

[Alkaz]

I want to be an architect, and if I am good enough I could be on £100k+ a year but I think as an average one around £40,000.

[Zak]

30k +

[Smiddy]

Loving how ambitious everyone is, is this people's starting wage they want? Cos haha if yes.
One day I'd like to reach 35k a year at least, but for right now i'm alright on my wage.

[James!]

Studio Programmer. Up to £100 an hour.

[Barmi]

is this people's starting wage they want?
Yes, and I thought I was being realistic.

[Alkaz]

I thought it was like an ideal wage you would like to earn once qualified, wen I first qualified I think 15k a year would be hot.

[Jord]

£2000 A Month would be nice :)

[brandon]

I'll probably only be on a small wage, something like a million pounds a year

[Pyroka]

Starting wage, anything between 15-20k would be alright. As I gain more experience in my future line of work, I'd expect 35k+ by the time I'm 28 years old. If I get into a good company then hopefully more, but they're targets I wish to achieve. :P

[Slowpoke]

I'm already getting a head start in life with my £15 pocket money!

[leah]

I'm already getting a head start in life with my £15 pocket money!
oh i'm jealous

[Pyroka]

Harry, I get 60 quid a month off my parents. >: )

[scottish]

I get £45-65 a week pocketmoney, and don't do anything around the house so :P

[Skajo]

I get £45-65 a week pocketmoney, and don't do anything around the house so :P
I earn that and I have to work for it. Something which will hit you in the face like a cold wet fish when you have to work.

[scottish]

ah well :P won't be working until im in my 20s so.

[le harry]

Well I don't really know your exchange well but realistically, when my career takes off (hopefully haha) i'll be on around $90,000 a year. I don't mind being payed less as long as I eventually reach that. Overall, peaking at $110,00 would be nice. :)

[Danzilla]

If i carry on with my course and then do my 3 year uni course ill be at £23,000 a year, then after 2 years £27,000-£29,000 and after another two £31,000. But im dropping out soooo. Im not to bothered aslong as i can support myself and a family im sorted.

[AgnesIO]

I earn that and I have to work for it. Something which will hit you in the face like a cold wet fish when you have to work.


Well I don't really know your exchange well but realistically, when my career takes off (hopefully haha) i'll be on around $90,000 a year. I don't mind being payed less as long as I eventually reach that. Overall, peaking at $110,00 would be nice. :)

$110,000 is (at 17:02) £75841 :)

[Mint]

No qualifications: 10-15k

No qualifications but show commitment and hard work: 21k rising on experience

Qualification with good job: 21k and rising.

People expecting to be on 40k+ a year coming from school or uni are nuts. It aint gonna happen unless your mummy and daddy own a well established business :D
Yeyyyy! :eusa_danc

[[DC]eption]

16 grand starting off would be nice :)

[marriott0.01]

I cba to go to work :) I might when I'm like 30 but I dno