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英国的初入职场怎样操纵自身的收益

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更新时间:2020-12-30 浏览:215
核心提示:英国的初入职场怎样操纵自身的收益,工资应当怎么花?怎么才能存到钱?存款确实有什么用?什么消費才算是聪明的?这种针对许多初入职场而言全是很头痛的难

工资应当怎么花?怎么才能存到钱?存款确实有什么用?什么消費才算是聪明的?

这种针对许多 初入职场而言全是很头痛的难题。

外国人对该国的初入职场干了一个调研,统计分析了她们操纵自身收益的方法;假如你已经被这种难题困惑着,比不上先讨论一下她们是怎么控制自己的工资的吧。

Einstein once said that the most powerful force in the universe was compound interest.

牛顿以前说过:宇宙空间中最强劲的能量便是利滚利。

No one is in a better position to harness this force than those who have just started earning a regular salary. But popular wisdom tells you that it is just this demographic that has a tough time saving. Salaries are typically lower.

而这些刚开始拿薪水的人,便是最能从那股能量中盈利的人了。可是,大家都知道,这正好便是那群不善于存款的人。并且她们的薪水一般也算不上高。

Here’s how that paycheck gets divvied up across the nation.

下列是一个一般外国人对自身收益的操纵状况:

1. Housing (31.9%)

住宅——占全年收入的31.9%

Among households in this age group, 61% are renting.

在这个年纪的人之中,61%的人是租房子住的。

The average rent/mortgage check is $894 per month(60% of the total cost on housing). Obviously, this figure will vary widely based on location.

她们均值每月的房租或住房贷款是894美金(占住宅总开销的60%)。但是显而易见,这一数据伴随着地域不一样而不一样。

The rest of the balance of housing money is devoted to utilities, household supplies, furniture, and appliances.

而住宅开销中剩余的那一部分,用在了水电工程天然气、日用具、家俱和各种各样小物件上边。

2. Transportation (16.3%)

交通出行——占全年收入的16.3%

This includes monthly payments for the purchase of new/used cars, which runs roughly $296 per month.

这包含购车的钱及其购车贷款均值到每月的开销,大约是296美金。(这针对我国的大学毕业生而言不太一样,终究在我国還是以城市公共交通为主导)

Last year, an average of $204 per month was spent on gasoline.

上年,在车用汽油上的均值开销是204美金。

The rest is used on maintenance, insurance, and “other vehicle expenses.”

别的的一部分花在了维护费、商业保险及其别的交通出行开销上。

3. Healthcare (4.9%)

身心健康——占全年收入的4.9%

Here’s where it really pays to be young.

这就是年青真实的益处。(身心健康层面能够少掏钱)

Healthcare spending is one of the only categories that consistently inches upward throughout life.

健康是**一个伴随着年纪提高而开销增大的类别。

Of this total, 70% is used to cover insurance premiums, which likely means that employers are chipping in a significant percentage of the total cost of coverage.

而这里边的70%是花在了健康险上边,因此 大部分能够说成用人公司遮盖了里边的绝大多数。(在我国的广泛状况便是企业交掉一半)

4. Food (12.1%)

饮食搭配——占全年收入的12.1%

Typically, 45% is spent on eating out.

一般来讲,这在其中的45%是花在了就餐上边。

Meats, fish, eggs, fruits, and vegetables make up over 40% of the money that is spent monthly for food at home.

而在家里吃的那一部分开销里,肉、鱼、生鸡蛋、新鲜水果、蔬菜水果等食物占有了40%。(剩余的可能是零食吧)

5. Entertainment (4.4%)

游戏娱乐——占全年收入的4.4%

When you think about it, it’s a pretty good deal when you’re able to spend as much on entertainment as you do on healthcare.

反复想一下得话,游戏娱乐的开销能够和身心健康开销相等,還是一件挺划得来的事。

I should note that these figures include the costs of pets, TVs, hobbies, and any type of event you might attend.

我想强调,这些开销包含了小宠物、电视机、个人爱好及其别的一切你很有可能参加的主题活动。

6. Pensions and Social Security (9.8%)

个人社保、养老保险金——占全年收入的9.8%

As you’ll see at the end, though, even with reduced benefits in the future, Social Security can play a key role in your retirement.

大家最后会搞清楚的,尽管这种物品之后的使用价值会降低,但个人社保在你退居二线以后還是至关重要的。(在我国,这些一般是企业在发工资前就代交社保了,而企业压力在其中绝大多数)

7. Education (2%)

文化教育——占全年收入的2%

Many will argue that this number should be higher. After all, the graduation is only a beginning. Your career just started and there's a lot of skills to acquire if you wanna get promoted and paid better.

很多人都感觉这一部分应当高些一些。终究,大学毕业仅仅一个新环节的刚开始。你的职业发展才不久发展,假如你要涨薪得话,也有许多专业技能得学。

8. Other (9.3%)

别的——占全年收入的9.3%

This covers a lot of different categories: clothes, alcohol, personal care products, cigarettes, donations, and even alimony payments. Lump all of them together and this is what you get.

这一部分包括许多 类别:服饰、酒、本人护理用品、烟、慈善捐助乃至抚养费。把他们所有加起來便是你能自由支配的那一部分了。(能存出来的*值)

That leaves the average household of 2 people with $423 per month.

这针对一般的家中(几口人)而言,便是每月423美金(折合rmb2800元)

This may sound like a lot or a little, depending on your point of view. But let’s put it in perspective. This is equivalent to saving $5,076 per year.

这对你来说很有可能算多,也很有可能算少。但是且使我们用不疾不徐的角度讨论一下,这等同于每一年5076美元(折合rmb3400零元)。

If we assume that a couple, aged 30, is able to put away this much every month until they retired at age 67, adjusted for inflation, and assuming a return of 9% (just below the stock market’s historical average), they would have an equivalent of $484,000 in their nest egg come retirement time.

如果我们假定,一对三十岁的夫妇,每月能存到这么多钱,一直存到67岁退居二线,随后假定她们的投资收益率是9%(恰好小于股市历史时间收益率的均值),再算上通胀,那她们在退居二线的情况下便会有一笔484,000美金的財富(折合rmb326万余元)。

Obviously, not everyone who reads this will represent the “average” household for this age group. There’s tons of variability.

但是显而易见,并并不一定读本文的人都正好是这一年龄层中的平均,自变量是十分多的。

If nothing else, a key takeaway should be that if you want to super-charge your savings, focus on the Big Three of housing, transportation, and food to leverage your efforts.

但撇开一切不谈,最重要的一点提议是:假如你要给你的存款充分发挥较大 的使用价值,你应该主要在住宅、交通出行、饮食搭配这三个大部分上边省吃俭用。

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