WTF... now I've got client co wanting to make me an offer that's worth my while (I've turned them down once before)
Thanks for the advice all - let the games begin
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Originally posted by redgiant View PostInteresting. I went to my current mortgage lender (Halifax) the other week as my fix term deal is ending and they say the way they work it out for IT contractors is - current day rate x 365 x 5 ... that's way more than I would ever want to borrow! All they needed was a copy of LTd. company accounts from last year apparently.
What are these banks smoking?Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostThat's good.
Barclays is something like 'Yep, you put £200k and we'll lend you £10k & that'll cost you£5k arrangement'
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Originally posted by redgiant View PostInteresting. I went to my current mortgage lender (Halifax) the other week as my fix term deal is ending and they say the way they work it out for IT contractors is - current day rate x 365 x 5 ... that's way more than I would ever want to borrow! All they needed was a copy of LTd. company accounts from last year apparently.
What are these banks smoking?
Barclays is something like 'Yep, you put £200k and we'll lend you £10k & that'll cost you£5k arrangement'
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostTBH, that in itself should be driver. The stupid ass thing with contracting is, for a mortgage you need 3 years worth of accounts and the figure you use is your profit. So if you invoiced £100k for the year the 'profit' on your accounts will be £80k before Corporation tax. The mortgage companies take that off as well , so you're starting at a 60k figure for multiples.
For 'Perm' they use the whole £100k! Fricking stoopid.
What are these banks smoking?
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Originally posted by ThomasSoerensen View PostDo we need a "count the contractors" thread - to see if we reach double digits
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Do we need a "count the contractors" thread - to see if we reach double digits
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostTheyre dropping like flies.
At this rate NLUK is going to go perm.
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Theyre dropping like flies.
At this rate NLUK is going to go perm.
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Originally posted by beaker View PostWeird... got a couple of people hunting me down for £100K+bens permie roles. Same sort of thing I do now - Programme Management & Business Development. Will be lucky to gross that this year through my co.
Never worked a permie job in the UK before... what would I be looking at after tax - £5000 p/m?
What other perks should I be trying to negotiate? I don't have a car or many work expenses. Pension contributions?
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostIf you're young and single carry on contracting, not for the money but for the fun.
If you're older, have a family, and don't want to travel take the permie job.
Make sure you get the best package you can: largest contributory pension, 30 days holiday etc etc.
But once a contractor always a contractor, some days you will yearn for contrcating again.
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If you're young and single carry on contracting, not for the money but for the fun.
If you're older, have a family, and don't want to travel take the permie job.
Make sure you get the best package you can: largest contributory pension, 30 days holiday etc etc.
But once a contractor always a contractor, some days you will yearn for contrcating again.
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Well at least this thread made it to page 2 before descending into BJs...
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Paula dear, any bird with a slurpy gob knows it's fellate
not fallate
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