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if i sold everything i own at this moment in time i would have about £30,000...................
i dont do savings......i live for now and boy am i enjoying it!
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostIgnoring the peasants and the loons with millions and millions, looks like Mr/Miss/Mrs Average IT Contractor has a net worth of between 300 and 400K
WTF have you done with all the money you've earned?
Not exactly David Beckham territory.
Warning Noddy calculation follows:
Say your average contractor earns 100k per anumn, expenses 10k, wages 10k, corp tax 10k, PAYE 5k, 65 net profit. 10 years= circa 500k if you live like a miser, prob 300 ish, plus interest if you don't, add on average house price inflation of main residence, probably 150k of (profit) equity over the same period . so 300-400 seems reasonable for someone under 10 years
Of course BTL paper millionaires etc are excluded zzzzzLast edited by Bagpuss; 30 November 2007, 13:33.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostIgnoring the peasants and the loons with millions and millions, looks like Mr/Miss/Mrs Average IT Contractor has a net worth of between 300 and 400K
WTF have you done with all the money you've earned?
Not exactly David Beckham territory.
You needed a, just over a million option, you dim prawn
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Ignoring the peasants and the loons with millions and millions, looks like Mr/Miss/Mrs Average IT Contractor has a net worth of between 300 and 400K
WTF have you done with all the money you've earned?
Not exactly David Beckham territory.
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My wealth transcends your Earth pounds and is infact unquantifiable.
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Here's a puzzle.
Q. My uncle is my cousins daughters, brothers grandad. How can this be?
A. They are all Spartacus
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Originally posted by Diver View PostI always relate to Baggy. He's my pal, and one of the few on here that can hold intelligent discourse
Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostNice one.
Hopefully you voted for being REALLY rich to make other people feel bad.Last edited by Bagpuss; 30 November 2007, 11:28.
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