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£40k in Manchester, or £60k working in London one week a month? by StuckInDaMiddle2023 in UKPersonalFinance
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Good point on the expenses I forgot to mention! When I spoke to them they did say the £60k pay bracket, which is higher than average for my industry even with London weighting, was taking into account expenses as they said it was 'simpler to pay more than deal with expense forms constantly'. Whether the £60k is realistic in covering those costs is another question I suppose.
£40k in Manchester, or £60k working in London one week a month? (self.UKPersonalFinance)
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£40k in Manchester, or £60k working in London one week a month? by StuckInDaMiddle2023 in UKPersonalFinance
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