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Is a weekly wage of €700 considered a 'resonably well paid job'?

Tom_Cruise

After tax etc?

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EDDIE WATERS

Tom_Cruise wrote: »

After tax etc?

No tree fiddy is

pickarooney

Ignoring any other factors, yes.

kulareggae

yes I would consider it well paid

Outkast_IRE

Yes

listermint

I would think its a reasonable salary excluding other factors.

davet82

€36,400 after tax a year is pretty decent in my book... why?

My name is URL

Not for Tom Cruise

super_furry

A salary of €36,400 a year after tax is a very resonably well paid job.

Unless your Dad's a partner in KPMG or something.

Maguined

Not in KPMG.

daddymac90

Tom_Cruise wrote: »

After tax etc?

yeaaaahhhhh budddy just don't get anyone up the duff

MIRMIR82

Currently, its a GREAT wage, 5 years ago it was probably average :rolleyes:

Birneybau

EDDIE WATERS wrote: »

No tree fiddy is

This post can fcuk right off.

Attacking the post, not the poster.

ITS_A_BADGER

700 X 52 = 36,400 a year

Thats a great wage i would be very happy with that!

longhalloween

What do people spend their money on?

Back when I was working full time I'd spend no more than 250 a week, including food, bills, cinema and petrol and rent

What do you's do with the rest?

flanders1979

depends what you have to do to earn it

seamus

longhalloween wrote: »

What do you's do with the rest?

Enjoy ourselves?

€700/week is a very good wage, especially if you're single and with few debts.

daddymac90

yeah it is decent..very good if your single no kids etc

krudler

longhalloween wrote: »

What do people spend their money on?

Back when I was working full time I'd spend no more than 250 a week, including food, bills, cinema and petrol and rent

What do you's do with the rest?

Tax, insurance, day to day stuff that crops up, health costs? its always something

cojomo2

longhalloween wrote: »

What do people spend their money on?

Back when I was working full time I'd spend no more than 250 a week, including food, bills, cinema and petrol and rent

What do you's do with the rest?

coke and hookers

tmc86

600 is a fantastic weekly wage so if you'd like to donate the additional 100, i'd be more than willing to help out!

can't believe we haven't had a "Thinly veiled..." post yet!

super_furry

It'd be about what.....€45,000 gross?

seamus

super_furry wrote: »

It'd be about what.....€45,000 gross?

€50k, more or less.

donegal.

longhalloween wrote: »

What do people spend their money on?

Back when I was working full time I'd spend no more than 250 a week, including food, bills, cinema and petrol and rent

What do you's do with the rest?

ahh i remember when this was all green fields... now its covered with very expensive buildings.

daddymac90

longhalloween wrote: »

What do people spend their money on?

Back when I was working full time I'd spend no more than 250 a week, including food, bills, cinema and petrol and rent

What do you's do with the rest?

same..but add gym a night out,DIESEL and most importantly no rent

daddymac90

daddymac90 wrote: »

same..but add gym a night out,DIESEL and most importantly no rent

and packets of johnathons

Sugar Free

50k more or less as Seamus said, which I think for most people under 30 would be considered a reasonably well to very well paid job.

Dravokivich

eh... what's the job?

King of Kings

single person - yah
supporting family on the wages alone - no.

really depends on your commitments.

Czarcasm

Tom_Cruise wrote: »

After tax etc?

A bit of context wouldn't have hurt! It really depends on who you ask, and what they do for a living! Someone flipping burgers for a living should hardly be on the same salary as a CEO with responsibility for 400 employees.

seamus

King of Kings wrote: »

suporting family on the wages alone - no.

Absolutely. I know a guy comfortably providing for a family of four on €35k a year. He has to commute 3 hours a day, but the point still stands.

As you say, it depends on your commitments. So long as the guy on €50k has managed to avoid a large mortgage or stupid rent, he should be well able to look after a family on that wage.