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How much money do your parents make roughly and what professions?

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Reply 60

Daniel9998

Original post by theconfusedman

Wait why is your dad an architect at a building that is already built

lol hes an IT architect, he builds and manages the computer systems and stuff that the company uses

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Reply 61

kitty.ware

My dad is a software developer, makes about £36,000 yearly
Mum is a healthcare assistant (like carer/trainee nurse) and makes no more than £9,000 a year

Reply 62

username1862217

Both parents on benefits. But my mum did go to college when she was young so there are some qualifications in the family.

Reply 63

Josb

My parents are both senior public servants in heritage and education; dad earns about 40K, mum about 24K.

British salaries are incredible.

Reply 64

Serine Soul

Original post by CreamyChocolate

Both parents claim benefits but here I am going off to Oxford in September

Hearing that kind of thing make me really happy ngl

A huge well done to you :smile:

Reply 65

Jeena_hunt5476

I don't know exactly how much my dad and my mum earns individually but its around 200K. Dads a lawyer and mums a GP

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Reply 66

samina_ay

Dad - taxi driver
Mama - house wife

Reply 67

meediaabid

Original post by CreamyChocolate

Both parents claim benefits but here I am going off to Oxford in September

this

late edit: 'this' as in I like the post not me relating to going to oxford which i damn wish i could

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(edited 7 years ago)

Original post by Princepieman

Oil and Gas.

Yeah, it was tough. Even more so now that she's only getting a £13k stipend but, that's life. Hopefully I'll achieve my career goals and maybe even beat my dad's peak income :smile:

You will deffo become stronger, Kaneki. :smile:

Reply 70

Juichiro

Original post by SophieSmall

My mum was a bar maid most of her life, so minimum wage as you can imagine. Then she went back into education to become a counsellor of some sort on top of full time bar work and was doing well and was soon to qualify. But then my granddad became ill so she became his carer and bar work part time, those were some particularly poor years. Then my granddad died (and ****ing hell even the lowest of key funerals are expensive) and just as she was about to finish her education she became too ill. So yeah....poor.

As for my dad, I know he has a chemistry degree but I don't know what he did work wise. We don't talk.