How much do you earn now?

magicwok

sorry being a bit nosey but i took a look at my pay slip there, before tax i earn €3050 and after tax its €2200, thats just ridiculous i reckon, i'm a public sector worker btw

RedXIV

Hope you mean ridiculous in a good way?

twowheelsonly

magicwok wrote: »

sorry being a bit nosey but i took a look at my pay slip there, before tax i earn €3050 and after tax its €2200, thats just ridiculous i reckon, i'm a public sector worker btw

Weekly? Fortnightly? Monthly?

Give us a clue......

Is that figure after all deductions btw or just PAYE/PRSI

magicwok

twowheelsonly wrote: »

Weekly? Fortnightly? Monthly?

Give us a clue......

Is that figure after all deductions btw or just PAYE/PRSI

Thats a monthly wage with all deductions, there's no more room on paylsip for deductions

RedXIV

loads of cash there. you shouldn't have any problems with that wage bill. more than twice my monthly income if it makes you feel better?

gerrycollins

thats a really good take home. I own my own business and just about get your net as my gross pay.

snowy2008

i get €416 a week after tax, going to do exams to try and get better pay

Fizman

Very v similar to OP's figures for me.
Private sector.

whatnext

Taxes hey, we should ban them all. But wait, where would you get your "ridiculous" €2,200 per month take home pay from.....

Let me know when you want to swap jobs

Imagine if you had to pay the full cost of your pension!!

You'd be down to about €1500 a month then:(

partyguinness

Private sector, 31, single, no dependents or mortgage

€4,766.66 gross and €3,333.07 net per month plus travelling expenses and xmas bonus...around the €60k pa..no increase since Nov 2008 and spent 6 months last year on a 3 day week

Hellm0

About $7500 a month, I do my own taxes.

wmpdd3

Between tax and pension at the min amt i pay 800 in deductions per month, take home 2083 euro.

mrgardener

Was on 38k pa, but had to take a whopping 50% cut in wages nearly a year ago, so now on 19k pa and struggling...:(

joseywhales

damn, 1500 a month no tax, early 20's
Doin a PHD, was thinking of gettin a job but seeing this perhaps I'll stay at what I'm at.

bladespin

About €1770 before tax (not a lot thank god), 35 living with partner, 1 baby, pension on hold nearly a year, VHI etc abandoned.

Tight isn't the word, started a new job with a new start-up a year ago, took over a 25% pay reduction compared to my last job, looking at this as an investment in my future, fingers crossed I'm right.

Gavin "shels"

About €500 a month (don't pay taxes, etc... atm), 19, live at home, no bills, etc...:D