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Most Searched UK Answers
Quick answers to the UK's most common salary and tax questions
What is the take-home pay for £30,000?
For the 2026/27 tax year, a £30,000 salary gives roughly £1,970–£2,020 per month after tax and NI (tax code 1257L, no pension or student loan).
Check →How much tax do I pay on £50,000?
On £50,000 you pay approximately £7,400 in income tax and £3,900 in National Insurance, leaving a take-home of around £38,700 per year.
Check →What is the National Living Wage 2026?
From April 2026, the National Living Wage for workers aged 21+ is £12.71 per hour. Ages 18–20 get £10.85, under 18 get £8.00, and apprentices get £8.00.
Check →How much stamp duty on a £300,000 house?
First-time buyers pay £0 on a £300,000 property (relief covers up to £425,000). Home movers pay £3,500. Buy-to-let or second homes add a 3% surcharge.
Check →What is £15 per hour annually?
£15 per hour at 37.5 hours/week is £29,250 per year gross. After tax and NI, your take-home is approximately £23,500–£24,000.
Check →How much is £45,000 after tax?
A £45,000 salary in 2026/27 gives roughly £2,820–£2,880 per month after tax and NI (tax code 1257L). This assumes no pension contributions.
Check →Do I pay 40% tax on my bonus?
Only if your total income (salary + bonus) exceeds £50,270. The portion of your bonus that falls above this threshold is taxed at 40%.
Check →How much can I borrow for a mortgage?
Most UK lenders offer 4–4.5× your annual income. A £40,000 salary could borrow £160,000–£180,000, plus your deposit.
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