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post 1666341693 08-18-2022, 02:19 PM
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Is most of the misc fruading about there wages/income?

Srs. On here 100k per year is considered poor yet IRL here in the UK that puts you in the top 2% atleast outside of London. Average salary for an individual here is £20-25k/$30k-35 (srs)

Even top jobs like an NHS doctor here earns you 40-50k per year. Average lawyer salary is about 47k.

Yet Murican brahs on here are saying they earn 300-500k doing those jobs on the same level.

Are UK wages just extremely poverty compared to the US or are miscers frauding?
post 1666341783 08-18-2022, 02:20 PM
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I make 75k in south east rural U.S.

It's not great, but it's not a fraud either. Majority here are making 25-40k per year (individuals). The wealthy here are making 150k+
post 1666341833 08-18-2022, 02:21 PM
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Its a self-selecting survey.

People arent busting in here to brag about their mcJobs making 18k/yr.

People who have had some level of success are more likely to share/participate.
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post 1666341923 08-18-2022, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted By Vascularmanlet
Srs. On here 100k per year is considered poor yet IRL here in the UK that puts you in the top 2% atleast outside of London. Average salary for an individual here is £25k/$30k (srs)

Even top jobs like an NHS doctor here earns you 40-50k per year. Average lawyer salary is about 47k.

Yet Murican brahs on here are saying they earn 300-500k doing those jobs on the same level.

Is the UK just extremely poverty compared to the USor are miscers frauding?
Yes.


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post 1666342183 08-18-2022, 02:24 PM
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I was born in the UK and spent the first 11 years of my life there until I moved to the states. Salaries and the currency is totally different plus most if you’ll p h a g g o t s live of benefits. 100k I ain’t impressive in the states. Most people can hit that eventually if they pick a decent career. Hell McDonald starts people off at 30k per year now for an entry level cook Lmao
post 1666342433 08-18-2022, 02:28 PM
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Selection bias and you need to consider cost of living, because similar numbers can buy you a very different quality of life even within the same country much less when comparing to other countries on the opposite side of the world


For these reasons it's much more useful to focus on quality of life afforded rather than raw numbers
post 1666342493 08-18-2022, 02:29 PM
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What is the % of tax in UK?
post 1666342553 08-18-2022, 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted By Awsbruh3
I was born in the UK and spent the first 11 years of my life there until I moved to the states. Salaries and the currency is totally different plus most if you’ll p h a g g o t s live of benefits. 100k I ain’t impressive in the states. Most people can hit that eventually if they pick a decent career. Hell McDonald starts people off at 30k per year now for an entry level cook Lmao
The thing is though we get free healthcare, sick pay, maternal pay, 28 days of annual leave/paid holiday per year etc.
post 1666342593 08-18-2022, 02:30 PM
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The misc is full of only true Alphas, who have achieved great career success early on in life......it's a skewed polling pool.
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post 1666342603 08-18-2022, 02:30 PM
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its complete BS just like the guy making 125k driving a truck LOL
post 1666342673 08-18-2022, 02:31 PM
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I haven't seen one bank statement posted. Everyone is a larper unless they post their bank account.
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Originally Posted By GainzMcgee
its complete BS just like the guy making 125k driving a truck LOL
You obviously don’t know me, lol
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post 1666342753 08-18-2022, 02:32 PM
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Most miscers are probably telling the truth. Growing up poor it was a red pill for me to swallow that most people are not poor. It’s not normal to make less than $75k/year. Families normally pull well above six figures with both husband and wife working.

I have no need to fraud though. I make $35k per year but I’m finally leaving that job for a better salary position soon.
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I make 70K in the Atlanta area. I have friends in IT making 150K+ and I know a few nurses making over 100K
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Originally Posted By Vascularmanlet
The thing is though we get free healthcare, sick pay, maternal pay, 28 days of annual leave/paid holiday per year etc.
Rather have more money and have the options to pay for all those if I have to. Most people in America can hit a 1 million dollar net worth by 50 if they’re smart with their money. I get 4 weeks of PTO so that’s not a big deal
post 1666342973 08-18-2022, 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted By GaryCarnivals
I haven't seen one bank statement posted. Everyone is a larper unless they post their bank account.
I’ve posted my W2 and checks multiple times and bank statements multiple times on here
post 1666343063 08-18-2022, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted By Lucas5814
I make 75k in south east rural U.S.

It's not great, but it's not a fraud either. Majority here are making 25-40k per year (individuals). The wealthy here are making 150k+
Fair answer.

Do some people exaggerate/lie? Probably.

Is $100K a great salary in the major US cities? No, not anymore.

That is around what my ex was making and as a family of 3 in SE MI we lived pretty modestly- small house, nothing special cars, no big vacations, not a lot of meals out or toys. We could have used more credit/gone deeper in debt.

True story: My ex ran up about $50K in credit card bills after our divorce. I likely wouldn't have known except that he died and everything had to go through the court system.
Originally Posted By GuineaDago585
Most miscers are probably telling the truth. Growing up poor it was a red pill for me to swallow that most people are not poor. It’s not normal to make less than $75k/year. Families normally pull well above six figures with both husband and wife working.

I have no need to fraud though. I make $35k per year but I’m finally leaving that job for a better salary position soon.
No, families don't "normally pull well above six figures". If half of all workers earn under $40K annually that isn't mathematically possible.



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66% of households are under $100K



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About half of households are under $68K

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Note that these are household numbers, not individual earnings.
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post 1666343373 08-18-2022, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted By Vascularmanlet
Srs. On here 100k per year is considered poor yet IRL here in the UK that puts you in the top 2% atleast outside of London. Average salary for an individual here is £20-25k/$30k-35 (srs)

Even top jobs like an NHS doctor here earns you 40-50k per year. Average lawyer salary is about 47k.

Yet Murican brahs on here are saying they earn 300-500k doing those jobs on the same level.

Are UK wages just extremely poverty compared to the US or are miscers frauding?
GPs average ~100k
"junior" doctors (anybody not a consultant) get up to about 120k, with consultants on more
basic pay for a train driver is ~53k

Somebody taking a 6 month contract for 2nd line support will be on 30per hour, CAD 35per hour

Etc

There are a lot of people making more money out there than you think.
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I think most are telling the truth. You have to understand most people on a forum like this are more likely to be better off. Gang bangers and povertycels aren't rushing to post on the misc in their free time usually.

White collar upper middle class is generally the crowd that gravitates toward online forums.

If you took a similar poll on education rather than income I'd be willing to bet you'd see a similar trend with this group having more advanced degrees than the general population as well.
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UK salaries are incredibly poverty compared to the US and there are some liars here too.
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i make 100k in NYC so that makes me poor ded fkn srs.
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Tf? If you make <100k in a major city you're poor srs
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Originally Posted By Awsbruh3
Rather have more money and have the options to pay for all those if I have to. Most people in America can hit a 1 million dollar net worth by 50 if they’re smart with their money. I get 4 weeks of PTO so that’s not a big deal
Something I wish the work force did was customize the amount of PTO they take (up to an extent). I mean I suppose I could just ask to take unpaid leave of absence beyond the PTO I'm allowed so it's kind of the same thing but I really don't know how many employers would put up with it if continuous.

I'd actually love to just dump a months pay to double my PTO from 4 weeks to 8 weeks a year personally.

The older I get and more I make and save I'm going to want this option even more. Maybe 3-4 more years of working current style and I might seriously start shifting to ask about doing this at the expense of pay and see reactions.
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I thought the same too OP many years ago until I learned the differences. The US is just a wealthier country.

If youre making £30k in UK thats respectable (outside of london), and id say 40k is respectable for london salary. Although I think you'd want to be making considerable more to feel really comfortable living in the city, atleast 50k
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I don't have a reason to lie on a message board.

Two week pay period. Not including stuff like commission + stocks.
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Originally Posted By sword_
I don't have a reason to lie on a message board.
Nah I believe most of you guys, but I get where OP is coming from

6 figure salary in the UK is very very rare. I cant think of a single person making that at the top of my head



I have an interview for a train driver position which is £65k and people always tell me that thats great money, blah blah blah.
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Originally Posted By Pajeetmane
Nah I believe most of you guys, but I get where OP is coming from

6 figure salary in the UK is very very rare. I cant think of a single person making that at the top of my head



I have an interview for a train driver position which is £65k and people always tell me that thats great money, blah blah blah.
Good luck homie!

How much are y'all taxed in the UK?
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