£17000-£22000 PER ANNUM whats it == per week

[wizzbilly]

sorry stupied question but am rubbish when comes to money haha

been offerd a job wage is between £17000-£22000 PER ANNUM whats that going to work out per week or hourly rate ? 38hrs pw

many thanks

[Jag-D]

Calculator is your friend

[Justin_Tvr]

http://listentotaxman.com/

V handy can customise to get a better idea.

[JonX2C]

http://www.thesalarycalculator.co.uk/

[B'stard Child]

Nice car related topic

[Mr Gear]

wizzbilly said:

sorry stupied question but am rubbish when comes to money haha

been offerd a job wage is between £17000-£22000 PER ANNUM whats that going to work out per week or hourly rate ? 38hrs pw

many thanks

Take 17,000. Divide by 12 to get monthly salary = £ 1,416

Divide by Four to get weekly = £354

Divide by 5 for get daily = £70

Or divide by 38for hourly = £9.30

[matt 2LT]

going with £17K that would be:

£1416 per month

£429 per week

so £11.20 per hour.

[BMR]

Don't forget there's 52 weeks in the year...

[Mr Gear]

anonymous said:

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Fair enough. But you get the idea. I was showing the guy how to do the maths.

[james_tigerwoods]

What I've always used as a very quick rule of thumb (I forget where I heard it) was that to take the first two digits of your pay (or 3 if you earn over £99,999) and half it to give a rough idea - for hourly, that is...

Edited by james_tigerwoods on Wednesday 28th October 10:58

[Marf]

Salary divided by 52

17000/52 = 326.92 per week

22000/52 = 423.08 per week

326.92/38 = 8.60 per hour

423.08/38 = 11.13 per hour

[Mr Gear]

james_tigerwoods said:

What I've always used as a very quick rule of thumb (I forget where I heard it) was that to take the first two digits of your pay (or 3 if you earn over £99,999) and half it to give a rough idea - for hourly, that is...

Edited by james_tigerwoods on Wednesday 28th October 10:58

That's cool. And it sort of works too! MATHS IS FUN!

[wizzbilly]

many thanks for the help , sorry posted in wrong section just been in to interview and told me to have a think about it and get back to them if i wanted the job so using my i phone .


suppose work is work , i just no what i get at the minute pw so wanted to compare that with what there offering

thanks

[10 Pence Short]

£20,000 per annum.

12 months of £1666

20 workin days per month £83 per day

8 hours a day £10.41 per hour

[james_tigerwoods]

Mr Gear said:

james_tigerwoods said:

What I've always used as a very quick rule of thumb (I forget where I heard it) was that to take the first two digits of your pay (or 3 if you earn over £99,999) and half it to give a rough idea - for hourly, that is...

Edited by james_tigerwoods on Wednesday 28th October 10:58

That's cool. And it sort of works too! MATHS IS FUN!

I'm sensing sarcasm

[Mr Gear]

james_tigerwoods said:

Mr Gear said:

james_tigerwoods said:

What I've always used as a very quick rule of thumb (I forget where I heard it) was that to take the first two digits of your pay (or 3 if you earn over £99,999) and half it to give a rough idea - for hourly, that is...

Edited by james_tigerwoods on Wednesday 28th October 10:58

That's cool. And it sort of works too! MATHS IS FUN!

I'm sensing sarcasm

Actually not really. I'm now trying to work out why your method works. I'm a sucker for learning stuff.

[Munter]

Mr Gear said:

MATHS IS FUN!

GET AWAY FROM ME!

Maths is useful. But in terms of fun it's like watching a spanner.

[slipstream 1985]

Mr Gear said:

james_tigerwoods said:

Mr Gear said:

james_tigerwoods said:

What I've always used as a very quick rule of thumb (I forget where I heard it) was that to take the first two digits of your pay (or 3 if you earn over £99,999) and half it to give a rough idea - for hourly, that is...

Edited by james_tigerwoods on Wednesday 28th October 10:58

That's cool. And it sort of works too! MATHS IS FUN!

I'm sensing sarcasm

Actually not really. I'm now trying to work out why your method works. I'm a sucker for learning stuff.

it roughly works out because 52 weeks in the year is close enough to half 100. so £30,000 halfed is £15,000 which is close to £15 per hour

[Smiler.]

wizzbilly said:

sorry stupied question but am rubbish when comes to money haha

been offerd a job wage is between £17000-£22000 PER ANNUM whats that going to work out per week or hourly rate ? 38hrs pw

many thanks

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[Mr Gear]

slipstream 1985 said:

it roughly works out because 52 weeks in the year is close enough to half 100. so £30,000 halfed is £15,000 which is close to £15 per hour

That may be true, but what relevance has 100 to converting a year into an hour?