$100K first job which is around £74K in the UK… you aren’t likely to get anywhere near that as a grad masters or not here but after taxes and student loan payments (which are deducted from your income in the UK) and all other deductions you’ll end up with £42,908.26 per year, that’s $56K.
And this is where this breaks down for people in tech outside of the US at least.
In the UK the path was at least until IR35 kicked in was to slave for about 10 years and become a contractor at which point you’ll charge per day nearly as much as you used to get per week if not per month…
$100K first job which is around £74K in the UK… you aren’t likely to get anywhere near that as a grad masters or not here but after taxes and student loan payments (which are deducted from your income in the UK) and all other deductions you’ll end up with £42,908.26 per year, that’s $56K.
And this is where this breaks down for people in tech outside of the US at least.
In the UK the path was at least until IR35 kicked in was to slave for about 10 years and become a contractor at which point you’ll charge per day nearly as much as you used to get per week if not per month…