careers in PPE?

what do people generally go into after PPE? are the job prospects good and do you think you would have a better chance at finding a comfortable job w PPE compared to law? both are appealing courses to me despite them being so different, but i’m really looking into job prospects and i’ve heard mixed opinions about both😓😓

This will massively depend on where you plan to study PPE. People view PPE very positively, but this is massively skewed by Oxford. Doing PPE at a non-elite university has similar prospects to most other social science degrees.
Career prospects will also depend massively on what you actually want to end up doing after your degree, if you happen to want to go into a high earning field after PPE like finance, consulting, etc you'll probably earn good money. If you happen to want to go into something different, maybe less money - so the takeaway is that it's less about the subject per se, and it's more about where you study and your career interests afterwards.
This is the same for law by the way. If you want to go into corporate law afterwards and are successful in getting a training contract, you're likely to have a very very lucrative career. But if you don't want to go into corp law or other high paying legal practice areas, maybe you'll earn less. And again, the quality of training contracts is also dependent on the quality of university you go to, doing law at some no name uni is unlikely to yield a significantly higher salary than doing any other subject there.

I know people who want to do PPE and they're usually not looking to make a fortune, they genuinely want to change the world by becoming politicians or academic activists. PPE is really hard to get in esp for more prestigious unis and doesn't guarantee a stable job at all it's more of the idea that PPE is good for becoming a world leader in the future. thats my take at least

thanks so much that’s a lot of info!! i’m currently predicted 3 A*s in maths lit and philosophy but it j seems so unlikely 😓😓 so i don’t want to get too overly confident within my mindset and aim to all high end unis. i’m thinking my backups will prob be somewhere like surrey - would u think law at uni of surrey sounds alright ? and i know not all unis offer ppe so in some places i might opt for politics and economics at places like surrey and perhaps bristol (not as a back up ofc). sorry if what i’m saying doesn’t exactly have a point driving it, but it’s more what to do not and how to apply strategically. you’ve answered all my questions form the first comment so it seems like it’s just up to me rn for the research i’m just so indecisive.
so if i was applying PPE i would most likely apply oxford, warwick, KCL and the politics and econ at surrey+bristol. would that be looking too highly ? again sorry for the bombard of comments and questions 😓😓😓

No worries, and congrats on the great predicted grades!
On law at Surrey, I'm afraid I did economics degrees, worked in banking and now work as an economist, so I won't pretend like I have a tonne of expertise about the subtle differences between certain courses.
With respect to the options you have listed, they all look good to me. Your predicted grades are more than enough for all these options, now it's just about getting a good application sent off and turning those predictions into achieved grades. Happy to answer any further questions you have, both generally as well as about economics at university and careers afterwards.

oh amazing and don’t worry about it ! thank you so much again for the help. i guess since u have the expertise for economics and u work in banking, do u think joint degrees like politics+economics and i guess PPE hold less weight when looking for jobs such as finance and banking ?