Students expect £100,000 salary by 40

[d000hg]

Which means money halves in value in about 20 years. And while £27k may be the median salary, it is not the median salary for 40-year-old professionals. So it may still be roughly what they might end up earning if they do a proper degree.

[BigRed]

I'm confident that they will have replied without factoring in inflation.

[AtW]

How's business for you then?

Lots of work

[MyUserName]

Lots of work

Any money?

[AtW]

More realistic to expect ups and downs in life.

It's much more realistic to expect mostly downs.



HTH

suity

[AtW]

Any money?

Not near enough for the amount of work - I should have given home to some grumpy looking cat instead

[Old Greg]

Not near enough for the amount of work - I should have given head to some grumpy looking squirrel instead

FTFY

[DodgyAgent]

Not near enough for the amount of work - I should have given home to some grumpy looking cat instead

Can you easily identify and categorise your markets?

[Doggy Styles]

What? 41,000 -> 900,000 in 9 years? An increase of ~22 times. So in 18 years pretty much everyone will be earning a million quid. Of course a loaf of bread will be about 4 grand and the average London house several quadrillion, so it won't seem like as much as it does now.

He actually said that 100K+ earners have risen from 411K to 900K in 9 years, about double.

Which doesn't seem too outlandish.

[AtW]

Can you easily identify and categorise your markets?

True winners create new markets