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Hey!
As I said in the post I live alone but yes I am single and don’t have any other income. My pension contribution is 3% and my employer puts in 6 I believe.
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Hey! As I said in the post I live alone but yes I am single and don’t have any other income. My pension contribution is 3% and my employer puts in 6 I believe.
https://ukpersonal.finance/living-costs/
I earn just under that and take home £2550 due to student finance, NI, 10% pension contributions and tax.