Since when was a salary defined as monthly income?! 
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Iām the King of Switzerland. We need to talkā¦
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Uh oh, rumbled!
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I sell hours of my life to a company in return for some money! 
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What? Wait, I DO THAT TOO!! 
Iām a head chef for a little cafe on a modest salary but canāt complain it pays the bills and leave me a little left over at the end of the month not that I wouldnāt love to earn Ā£8,000 a month but this job itās just want I need with my partner having BPD she doesnāt like to be on her own in the evenings so I finish at 4:00pm every day and have Sundays off which is good for this trade
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There was some research done on whether money can buy you happiness and the findings were that thereās a threshold in terms of earnings before money doesnāt make an impact on your overall quality of life / emotional state.
$95,000 (about Ā£75,000) gets you āoverall life satisfactionā, though to get āemotional well-beingā the amount is $60,000 - $70,000 (about Ā£46k - Ā£55k).
Which is utterly ridiculous. I know some very very happy and satisfied people living well below those numbers (myself included). Guess it depends how you measure āhappinessā and ālife satisfactionā?
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Iāve also heard that if you ask anyone what kind of salary they think theyād need to be happy, almost everyone will say about 30% more than whatever theyāre on now. No matter how much theyāre earning.
Iām someone who took a drastic pay cut to pursue my dream career, and I earn less than everyone else on this thread but love going to work every day, so I try not to complain too much (although yes, I do feel like a 30% payrise would make me a bit happier 
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Money can indeed buy you happiness. the people that say it doesnāt are brain deadā¦ If someone is rich they would have lots of time to spend with their family and live a happy life.
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Completely agree on this point.
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Erm. Ā£284,741 balance isnāt rich?
And I thought I was poor before thisā¦!
Iām a Bank Account Premiumisation Manager at a modern fintech bank.
Currently I earn Ā£6 Ā£3 an hour, but hoping to increase that as I bring new skills to the business.
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Hi
larious.
Capitalism in a nutshell.
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Iām a full time carer with a salary of nadaā¦
I am a moo cow farmer and I milk bulls for a living
Shhhh we get carers allowance which is less than job seekers
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This is either a nice fake orā¦ the entire reason you created this post was to show off how much money you have??
Why are you asking, what is the purpose of this topic? Iām curious.
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Hang onā¦Iām the King of Switzerland and soās my wifeā¦
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