What Do You Earn a Week/Month/Year ??

[sonicyouth]

Pretty much the same as you ralphy except you don't get overtime working for the povvy council  :evil:

They beg us to do overtime  :shock:

yeah, but you work for royal mail - who spectacularly failed to deliver my mum's birthday present today :)

[Ralphy]

Not gonna comment mate, i work for Royal Mail in Chipping Norton and we deliver ALL mail bought to us on the day.

Phone customer services if your not happy with Oxford Mail Centre.

[sonicyouth]

i was only joking, chill!

[Amir]

About £500-700 if I work a whole week normally.  But then I only really work about 6 months of the year if I'm honest.   And I don't pay much tax

[oxford_fan]

£1,100 per loan installment. £3,300 per annum. all to be paid back.

[Amir]

Only if they catch you

[oxford_fan]

al who lives down the end of my corridor is emigrating as soon as he starts working, so will pay none back the cheeky fecker.

[Amir]

I live in England and I don't pay any back.  Not even sure how much I owe them anymore.

I fell in the lowest income bracket and the cunts took £5000 in grants off me, so I'm trying to take ten.

[Onion_Jimbo]

why arent you paying it back? Im not paying mine back either actually. But I assume I will be soon. I owe £1900

[Amir]

They don't know where I live, plus I'm self-employed and there doesn't seem to be much communication between the loans service and the inland revenue.  Normally they just wack it on to peoples NI contributions.  Alot of people say they give up after 8-10 years.  Here's hoping

[Onion_Jimbo]

thats probably why i pay so much NI then  :evil:  :evil:  :evil:


I think im paying too much tax too. In December I got paid a whopping £1900 and paid £450 tax. Thats too much shirley

[Amir]

That's about right to be fair, if you're contracted to a company.  You'll be due a tax rebate at the end of this month though, make sure you get it.

[Onion_Jimbo]

Dammit. I thought I was being hornswoggled. What necessary steps should I take to make sure I get my money

[Amir]

At the start of April ask your employer for a P60.  This details your earnings and tax payments for the year and thye are legally obliged to give it to you, although virtually none do unless you ask.  Send your P60 off to the Inland Revenue and they will calculate the amount you have over-payed and send you a cheque.  If you need any info just ask someone in your payroll department.


The first £4500 you earn each year you pay no tax on, and then the next grand or so you only pay 10%.  Most people don't know this though, or that they're entitled to money back, so the government keeps their money.

It isn't always true that people have paid too much, but most of the time it happens.

[Onion_Jimbo]

I've probably earnt about £7000 since last April so they'd better give me some money back the bunch of homogators