supersunbird
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Got mine in June. Bonus was 64% of annual cost to company (770% of monthly) and a 12% increase.
Put half the bonus into my bond and half as a deposit for a new car![]()
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Got mine in June. Bonus was 64% of annual cost to company (770% of monthly) and a 12% increase.
Put half the bonus into my bond and half as a deposit for a new car![]()
Wow - nicely done.Got mine in June. Bonus was 64% of annual cost to company (770% of monthly) and a 12% increase.
Put half the bonus into my bond and half as a deposit for a new car![]()
Wow - nicely done.
I'm curious - did you know roughly what the bonus would likely be when you joined the company? Seeing how it makes up a big portion of your total cash...
Business owners get dividends not bonusesStill no bonus for me. Haven't had one in, like, ever.
Wow - nicely done.
I'm curious - did you know roughly what the bonus would likely be when you joined the company? Seeing how it makes up a big portion of your total cash...
Business owners get dividends not bonuses![]()
For interest, I have several data points on this for finance in the US and UK. My first bonus at my current company was 100% of annual pay. As part of the negotiation I required that the first year have a "minimum guarantee" of 85%. This min guarantee for the first year is fairly typical these days. If someone is greatly sought after they may even get two years guaranteed, but that's rare. The actual amount that is guaranteed depends entirely on how senior/wanted the hire is.
It also depends on where in the business you sit. Its going to be tough to get that much if you are back office (i.e risk, financial control, settlements, HR etc) much easier if you are actually making money for the institution.
I maxed my taxfree savings for the year with a portion of my bonus !![]()
I'd be happy with 100% of monthly, will find out end Sept I guess...
I maxed my taxfree savings for the year with a portion of my bonus !![]()
Well done. As a matter of interest, are you maxing your pension/provident also? I would think that should happen first before tfsa.
To be honest with you, not nearly (As I don't believe in RA's after my fallout with Liberty) !
I am putting and using my money in a clever way, not making RA firms richer !