Disposable income at lowest level in 10 years!!!

[NEWS]

Disposable income is at its lowest level for a decade, as taxes, housing costs, phone bills and travel expenses eat into salaries, researchers says.

In 1997, when Labour came to power, people were left with 34.5 per cent of their gross income once they had paid taxes, national insurance, mortgage or rent. Now they are left with 32.6 per cent, says a report by uSwitch, a price comparison website.

The uSwitch report makes clear that many household bills have actually risen more modestly than people's salaries, including the monthly, electricity, water and gas bills.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jh ... tax108.xml

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Disposable income is at its lowest level for a decade, as taxes, housing costs, phone bills and travel expenses eat into salaries, researchers says.

In 1997, when Labour came to power, people were left with 34.5 per cent of their gross income once they had paid taxes, national insurance, mortgage or rent. Now they are left with 32.6 per cent, says a report by uSwitch, a price comparison website.

The uSwitch report makes clear that many household bills have actually risen more modestly than people's salaries, including the monthly, electricity, water and gas bills.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jh ... tax108.xml

I bet adam cozier's income is not :cfo

[DGP1]

Can I have one of those £53k jobs please

[Stormproof]

Can I have one of those £53k jobs please

I'd be happy with the £34,796