Ideal wage

[Immenseman]

lol wheres scotland

[Soka]

Aiming for a nice 6 figure salary by working my way up. 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) 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

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

Nice garden 200 arcs with loads of petal patches.

[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.

lol thats the life

[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...

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

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