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UK Salary Calculator 2026: Take-Home Pay After Tax for Every Salary

Free UK salary calculator for 2026/27 plus a full table of take-home pay for every salary from £20,000 to £200,000, with Scotland and 2025/26 tabs, student loan and pension options. HMRC and Scottish Government rates.

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UK SALARY · CALCULATOR AND TAKE-HOME TABLES 2026/27

In 2026/27 UK take-home pay is gross salary minus Income Tax (20% on the first £37,700 of taxable income, 40% to £125,140, 45% above, after a £12,570 personal allowance) and employee National Insurance (8% from £12,571 to £50,270, 2% above). A £35,000 salary takes home £28,720; £50,000 takes home £39,520. Scotland uses six bands. Source: HMRC.

TL;DR

Use the calculator for any salary, region, student loan plan and pension rate
The table below lists take-home for every salary from £20,000 to £200,000; each row links to a full breakdown
Scotland and 2025/26 tables are one tab away
Rates from HMRC and the Scottish Government; refreshed each April

Salary calculator ·2026/27

Gross salary (£)
Region
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Take-home pay for every salary, £20,000 to £200,000

Every row below is calculated from the 2026/27 HMRC rates on a 1257L tax code with no pension or student loan; click a salary for the monthly, weekly and hourly breakdown, the Scottish figure and the student-loan and pension scenarios.

Salary	Income Tax	NI	Take-home (year)	Per month	Per week	Effective rate
£20,000	£1,486	£594	£17,920	£1,493	£345	10.4%
£21,000	£1,686	£674	£18,640	£1,553	£358	11.2%
£22,000	£1,886	£754	£19,360	£1,613	£372	12.0%
£23,000	£2,086	£834	£20,080	£1,673	£386	12.7%
£24,000	£2,286	£914	£20,800	£1,733	£400	13.3%
£25,000	£2,486	£994	£21,520	£1,793	£414	13.9%
£26,000	£2,686	£1,074	£22,240	£1,853	£428	14.5%
£27,000	£2,886	£1,154	£22,960	£1,913	£442	15.0%
£28,000	£3,086	£1,234	£23,680	£1,973	£455	15.4%
£29,000	£3,286	£1,314	£24,400	£2,033	£469	15.9%
£30,000	£3,486	£1,394	£25,120	£2,093	£483	16.3%
£31,000	£3,686	£1,474	£25,840	£2,153	£497	16.6%
£32,000	£3,886	£1,554	£26,560	£2,213	£511	17.0%
£33,000	£4,086	£1,634	£27,280	£2,273	£525	17.3%
£34,000	£4,286	£1,714	£28,000	£2,333	£538	17.6%
£35,000	£4,486	£1,794	£28,720	£2,393	£552	17.9%
£36,000	£4,686	£1,874	£29,440	£2,453	£566	18.2%
£37,000	£4,886	£1,954	£30,160	£2,513	£580	18.5%
£38,000	£5,086	£2,034	£30,880	£2,573	£594	18.7%
£39,000	£5,286	£2,114	£31,600	£2,633	£608	19.0%
£40,000	£5,486	£2,194	£32,320	£2,693	£622	19.2%
£41,000	£5,686	£2,274	£33,040	£2,753	£635	19.4%
£42,000	£5,886	£2,354	£33,760	£2,813	£649	19.6%
£43,000	£6,086	£2,434	£34,480	£2,873	£663	19.8%
£44,000	£6,286	£2,514	£35,200	£2,933	£677	20.0%
£45,000	£6,486	£2,594	£35,920	£2,993	£691	20.2%
£46,000	£6,686	£2,674	£36,640	£3,053	£705	20.3%
£47,000	£6,886	£2,754	£37,360	£3,113	£718	20.5%
£48,000	£7,086	£2,834	£38,080	£3,173	£732	20.7%
£49,000	£7,286	£2,914	£38,800	£3,233	£746	20.8%
£50,000	£7,486	£2,994	£39,520	£3,293	£760	21.0%
£51,000	£7,832	£3,031	£40,137	£3,345	£772	21.3%
£52,000	£8,232	£3,051	£40,717	£3,393	£783	21.7%
£53,000	£8,632	£3,071	£41,297	£3,441	£794	22.1%
£54,000	£9,032	£3,091	£41,877	£3,490	£805	22.4%
£55,000	£9,432	£3,111	£42,457	£3,538	£816	22.8%
£56,000	£9,832	£3,131	£43,037	£3,586	£828	23.1%
£57,000	£10,232	£3,151	£43,617	£3,635	£839	23.5%
£58,000	£10,632	£3,171	£44,197	£3,683	£850	23.8%
£59,000	£11,032	£3,191	£44,777	£3,731	£861	24.1%
£60,000	£11,432	£3,211	£45,357	£3,780	£872	24.4%
£61,000	£11,832	£3,231	£45,937	£3,828	£883	24.7%
£62,000	£12,232	£3,251	£46,517	£3,876	£895	25.0%
£63,000	£12,632	£3,271	£47,097	£3,925	£906	25.2%
£64,000	£13,032	£3,291	£47,677	£3,973	£917	25.5%
£65,000	£13,432	£3,311	£48,257	£4,021	£928	25.8%
£66,000	£13,832	£3,331	£48,837	£4,070	£939	26.0%
£67,000	£14,232	£3,351	£49,417	£4,118	£950	26.2%
£68,000	£14,632	£3,371	£49,997	£4,166	£961	26.5%
£69,000	£15,032	£3,391	£50,577	£4,215	£973	26.7%
£70,000	£15,432	£3,411	£51,157	£4,263	£984	26.9%
£71,000	£15,832	£3,431	£51,737	£4,311	£995	27.1%
£72,000	£16,232	£3,451	£52,317	£4,360	£1,006	27.3%
£73,000	£16,632	£3,471	£52,897	£4,408	£1,017	27.5%
£74,000	£17,032	£3,491	£53,477	£4,456	£1,028	27.7%
£75,000	£17,432	£3,511	£54,057	£4,505	£1,040	27.9%
£76,000	£17,832	£3,531	£54,637	£4,553	£1,051	28.1%
£77,000	£18,232	£3,551	£55,217	£4,601	£1,062	28.3%
£78,000	£18,632	£3,571	£55,797	£4,650	£1,073	28.5%
£79,000	£19,032	£3,591	£56,377	£4,698	£1,084	28.6%
£80,000	£19,432	£3,611	£56,957	£4,746	£1,095	28.8%
£81,000	£19,832	£3,631	£57,537	£4,795	£1,106	29.0%
£82,000	£20,232	£3,651	£58,117	£4,843	£1,118	29.1%
£83,000	£20,632	£3,671	£58,697	£4,891	£1,129	29.3%
£84,000	£21,032	£3,691	£59,277	£4,940	£1,140	29.4%
£85,000	£21,432	£3,711	£59,857	£4,988	£1,151	29.6%
£86,000	£21,832	£3,731	£60,437	£5,036	£1,162	29.7%
£87,000	£22,232	£3,751	£61,017	£5,085	£1,173	29.9%
£88,000	£22,632	£3,771	£61,597	£5,133	£1,185	30.0%
£89,000	£23,032	£3,791	£62,177	£5,181	£1,196	30.1%
£90,000	£23,432	£3,811	£62,757	£5,230	£1,207	30.3%
£91,000	£23,832	£3,831	£63,337	£5,278	£1,218	30.4%
£92,000	£24,232	£3,851	£63,917	£5,326	£1,229	30.5%
£93,000	£24,632	£3,871	£64,497	£5,375	£1,240	30.6%
£94,000	£25,032	£3,891	£65,077	£5,423	£1,251	30.8%
£95,000	£25,432	£3,911	£65,657	£5,471	£1,263	30.9%
£96,000	£25,832	£3,931	£66,237	£5,520	£1,274	31.0%
£97,000	£26,232	£3,951	£66,817	£5,568	£1,285	31.1%
£98,000	£26,632	£3,971	£67,397	£5,616	£1,296	31.2%
£99,000	£27,032	£3,991	£67,977	£5,665	£1,307	31.3%
£100,000	£27,432	£4,011	£68,557	£5,713	£1,318	31.4%
£101,000	£28,032	£4,031	£68,937	£5,745	£1,326	31.7%
£102,000	£28,632	£4,051	£69,317	£5,776	£1,333	32.0%
£103,000	£29,232	£4,071	£69,697	£5,808	£1,340	32.3%
£104,000	£29,832	£4,091	£70,077	£5,840	£1,348	32.6%
£105,000	£30,432	£4,111	£70,457	£5,871	£1,355	32.9%
£106,000	£31,032	£4,131	£70,837	£5,903	£1,362	33.2%
£107,000	£31,632	£4,151	£71,217	£5,935	£1,370	33.4%
£108,000	£32,232	£4,171	£71,597	£5,966	£1,377	33.7%
£109,000	£32,832	£4,191	£71,977	£5,998	£1,384	34.0%
£110,000	£33,432	£4,211	£72,357	£6,030	£1,391	34.2%
£111,000	£34,032	£4,231	£72,737	£6,061	£1,399	34.5%
£112,000	£34,632	£4,251	£73,117	£6,093	£1,406	34.7%
£113,000	£35,232	£4,271	£73,497	£6,125	£1,413	35.0%
£114,000	£35,832	£4,291	£73,877	£6,156	£1,421	35.2%
£115,000	£36,432	£4,311	£74,257	£6,188	£1,428	35.4%
£116,000	£37,032	£4,331	£74,637	£6,220	£1,435	35.7%
£117,000	£37,632	£4,351	£75,017	£6,251	£1,443	35.9%
£118,000	£38,232	£4,371	£75,397	£6,283	£1,450	36.1%
£119,000	£38,832	£4,391	£75,777	£6,315	£1,457	36.3%
£120,000	£39,432	£4,411	£76,157	£6,346	£1,465	36.5%
£121,000	£40,032	£4,431	£76,537	£6,378	£1,472	36.7%
£122,000	£40,632	£4,451	£76,917	£6,410	£1,479	37.0%
£123,000	£41,232	£4,471	£77,297	£6,441	£1,486	37.2%
£124,000	£41,832	£4,491	£77,677	£6,473	£1,494	37.4%
£125,000	£42,432	£4,511	£78,057	£6,505	£1,501	37.6%
£126,000	£42,903	£4,531	£78,566	£6,547	£1,511	37.6%
£127,000	£43,353	£4,551	£79,096	£6,591	£1,521	37.7%
£128,000	£43,803	£4,571	£79,626	£6,636	£1,531	37.8%
£129,000	£44,253	£4,591	£80,156	£6,680	£1,541	37.9%
£130,000	£44,703	£4,611	£80,686	£6,724	£1,552	37.9%
£131,000	£45,153	£4,631	£81,216	£6,768	£1,562	38.0%
£132,000	£45,603	£4,651	£81,746	£6,812	£1,572	38.1%
£133,000	£46,053	£4,671	£82,276	£6,856	£1,582	38.1%
£134,000	£46,503	£4,691	£82,806	£6,900	£1,592	38.2%
£135,000	£46,953	£4,711	£83,336	£6,945	£1,603	38.3%
£136,000	£47,403	£4,731	£83,866	£6,989	£1,613	38.3%
£137,000	£47,853	£4,751	£84,396	£7,033	£1,623	38.4%
£138,000	£48,303	£4,771	£84,926	£7,077	£1,633	38.5%
£139,000	£48,753	£4,791	£85,456	£7,121	£1,643	38.5%
£140,000	£49,203	£4,811	£85,986	£7,166	£1,654	38.6%
£141,000	£49,653	£4,831	£86,516	£7,210	£1,664	38.6%
£142,000	£50,103	£4,851	£87,046	£7,254	£1,674	38.7%
£143,000	£50,553	£4,871	£87,576	£7,298	£1,684	38.8%
£144,000	£51,003	£4,891	£88,106	£7,342	£1,694	38.8%
£145,000	£51,453	£4,911	£88,636	£7,386	£1,705	38.9%
£146,000	£51,903	£4,931	£89,166	£7,430	£1,715	38.9%
£147,000	£52,353	£4,951	£89,696	£7,475	£1,725	39.0%
£148,000	£52,803	£4,971	£90,226	£7,519	£1,735	39.0%
£149,000	£53,253	£4,991	£90,756	£7,563	£1,745	39.1%
£150,000	£53,703	£5,011	£91,286	£7,607	£1,756	39.1%
£151,000	£54,153	£5,031	£91,816	£7,651	£1,766	39.2%
£152,000	£54,603	£5,051	£92,346	£7,696	£1,776	39.2%
£153,000	£55,053	£5,071	£92,876	£7,740	£1,786	39.3%
£154,000	£55,503	£5,091	£93,406	£7,784	£1,796	39.3%
£155,000	£55,953	£5,111	£93,936	£7,828	£1,806	39.4%
£156,000	£56,403	£5,131	£94,466	£7,872	£1,817	39.4%
£157,000	£56,853	£5,151	£94,996	£7,916	£1,827	39.5%
£158,000	£57,303	£5,171	£95,526	£7,960	£1,837	39.5%
£159,000	£57,753	£5,191	£96,056	£8,005	£1,847	39.6%
£160,000	£58,203	£5,211	£96,586	£8,049	£1,857	39.6%
£161,000	£58,653	£5,231	£97,116	£8,093	£1,868	39.7%
£162,000	£59,103	£5,251	£97,646	£8,137	£1,878	39.7%
£163,000	£59,553	£5,271	£98,176	£8,181	£1,888	39.8%
£164,000	£60,003	£5,291	£98,706	£8,226	£1,898	39.8%
£165,000	£60,453	£5,311	£99,236	£8,270	£1,908	39.9%
£166,000	£60,903	£5,331	£99,766	£8,314	£1,919	39.9%
£167,000	£61,353	£5,351	£100,296	£8,358	£1,929	39.9%
£168,000	£61,803	£5,371	£100,826	£8,402	£1,939	40.0%
£169,000	£62,253	£5,391	£101,356	£8,446	£1,949	40.0%
£170,000	£62,703	£5,411	£101,886	£8,490	£1,959	40.1%
£171,000	£63,153	£5,431	£102,416	£8,535	£1,970	40.1%
£172,000	£63,603	£5,451	£102,946	£8,579	£1,980	40.1%
£173,000	£64,053	£5,471	£103,476	£8,623	£1,990	40.2%
£174,000	£64,503	£5,491	£104,006	£8,667	£2,000	40.2%
£175,000	£64,953	£5,511	£104,536	£8,711	£2,010	40.3%
£176,000	£65,403	£5,531	£105,066	£8,756	£2,020	40.3%
£177,000	£65,853	£5,551	£105,596	£8,800	£2,031	40.3%
£178,000	£66,303	£5,571	£106,126	£8,844	£2,041	40.4%
£179,000	£66,753	£5,591	£106,656	£8,888	£2,051	40.4%
£180,000	£67,203	£5,611	£107,186	£8,932	£2,061	40.5%
£181,000	£67,653	£5,631	£107,716	£8,976	£2,071	40.5%
£182,000	£68,103	£5,651	£108,246	£9,020	£2,082	40.5%
£183,000	£68,553	£5,671	£108,776	£9,065	£2,092	40.6%
£184,000	£69,003	£5,691	£109,306	£9,109	£2,102	40.6%
£185,000	£69,453	£5,711	£109,836	£9,153	£2,112	40.6%
£186,000	£69,903	£5,731	£110,366	£9,197	£2,122	40.7%
£187,000	£70,353	£5,751	£110,896	£9,241	£2,133	40.7%
£188,000	£70,803	£5,771	£111,426	£9,286	£2,143	40.7%
£189,000	£71,253	£5,791	£111,956	£9,330	£2,153	40.8%
£190,000	£71,703	£5,811	£112,486	£9,374	£2,163	40.8%
£191,000	£72,153	£5,831	£113,016	£9,418	£2,173	40.8%
£192,000	£72,603	£5,851	£113,546	£9,462	£2,184	40.9%
£193,000	£73,053	£5,871	£114,076	£9,506	£2,194	40.9%
£194,000	£73,503	£5,891	£114,606	£9,550	£2,204	40.9%
£195,000	£73,953	£5,911	£115,136	£9,595	£2,214	41.0%
£196,000	£74,403	£5,931	£115,666	£9,639	£2,224	41.0%
£197,000	£74,853	£5,951	£116,196	£9,683	£2,235	41.0%
£198,000	£75,303	£5,971	£116,726	£9,727	£2,245	41.0%
£199,000	£75,753	£5,991	£117,256	£9,771	£2,255	41.1%
£200,000	£76,203	£6,011	£117,786	£9,816	£2,265	41.1%

How UK take-home pay is calculated in 2026/27

Income Tax is charged on income above the personal allowance in bands, National Insurance is charged separately on earnings above the primary threshold, and student loan repayments and pension contributions come off through PAYE. The thresholds:

Element	Range (2026/27)	Rate
Personal Allowance	up to £12,570	0%
Basic rate	taxable income up to £37,700 (£50,270 gross on a standard code)	20%
Higher rate	taxable income £37,701 to £125,140	40%
Additional rate	taxable income over £125,140	45%
PA taper	£1 lost per £2 over £100,000	60% effective
Employee NI	£12,571 to £50,270	8%
Employee NI	over £50,270	2%

Scotland

Scottish taxpayers pay Income Tax in six bands set by the Scottish Parliament (19%, 20%, 21%, 42%, 45% and 48% in 2026/27), while National Insurance and the personal allowance are UK-wide. The Scotland tab above gives every salary; the difference at £50,000 is £-1,528 a year.

Student loans and pensions

Student loan deductions are 9% of pay above the plan threshold (6% for Postgraduate), and pension contributions reduce taxable pay, so both change the figures in the table. Each salary page shows all five plans and five pension rates. See the Plan 5 repayment guide for the newest plan.

Disclaimer. Figures are calculated from published 2026/27 rates on a standard tax code and are for information only; payslips vary with tax codes, benefits, salary sacrifice and other deductions. Not tax advice.

How much is £30,000 after tax?

£25,120 a year or £2,093 a month in England, Wales and Northern Ireland in 2026/27.

How much is £50,000 after tax?

£39,520 a year or £3,293 a month; £50,000 sits just under the 40% higher-rate threshold of £50,270.

How much is £100,000 after tax?

£68,557 a year; above £100,000 the personal allowance is withdrawn at £1 for every £2, producing a 60% effective rate up to £125,140.

Why is my take-home different from the table?

Tax codes other than 1257L, benefits in kind, salary sacrifice, multiple jobs and pension arrangements all change PAYE deductions; the table assumes none of these.

When do the rates change?

UK rates and thresholds are set at the Budget and apply from 6 April; Scottish rates are set in the Scottish Budget. This page is refreshed each April.

Sources

LAST REVIEWED 2 SEPTEMBER 2026

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UK Real Wages Data: Average Earnings and Purchasing Power

UK nominal regular pay grew 3.4% in February to April 2026, lowest since Aug-Oct 2020. Real regular pay grew just 0.1% (CPIH-adjusted). AWE: 697 pounds/week regular. ONS data updated monthly.

25 Jun 2026 Read →

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Earned Wage Access UK: Employee Rights, Fees and Regulation

Earned Wage Access lets employees draw a portion of already-earned wages before payday. The FCA concluded in 2022 these schemes are not consumer credit and fall outside FCA regulation, though Consumer Duty and CIPP Code of Practice apply. This guide covers how schemes work, costs, HMRC reporting, an

25 Jun 2026 Read →

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Marriage Allowance UK 2026/27: How to Claim up to 1,260 Pounds Free from HMRC

Marriage Allowance lets a non-taxpaying spouse transfer 1,260 pounds of Personal Allowance to their partner, saving up to 252 pounds a year in 2026/27. Backdate four years for over 1,000 pounds. Claim free on GOV.UK.

23 Jun 2026 Read →

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Self Assessment Tax Return UK 2025/26: Deadlines, Who Must File and How to Submit

Self Assessment tax return deadlines for 2025/26: register by 5 October 2026, online return by 31 January 2027. Full guide to who must file, deadlines, penalties and Making Tax Digital.

23 Jun 2026 Read →

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Student Loan Repayments Once You Are Working: UK 2026 Guide

How UK student loan repayments work once you start earning: repayment plans, the income threshold, how it is collected, and when the loan is written off.

21 Jun 2026 Read →

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Your First Payslip and Tax Code Explained: UK 2026 Guide

How to read your first UK payslip: gross and net pay, income tax, National Insurance, what your tax code means, and how to fix a wrong one.

21 Jun 2026 Read →

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Managing Money in Your First Job: A UK Graduate Guide for 2026

A practical money plan for your first UK job: understanding take-home pay, budgeting, pension auto-enrolment, and building an emergency fund.

21 Jun 2026 Read →

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Highest Paying Jobs UK 2024: Top 15 Professions by ONS Salary Data

The highest paying occupations in the UK by ONS ASHE 2024 median earnings data -- from medical consultants and pilots to lawyers, actuaries and IT directors.

21 Jun 2026 Read →

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Maintenance Loan Calculator UK 2025/26: Amounts, Thresholds and Repayment

Use the calculator to estimate your child s maintenance loan for 2025/26. Amounts by living situation, income thresholds and repayment after graduation explained.

21 Jun 2026 Read →

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Student Finance Parental Contribution UK 2026: What Parents Need to Know

How household income affects your child s maintenance loan, the government expectation on parental contribution, and how to apply for reassessment if income changes.

21 Jun 2026 Read →

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AO World Moves 200 Jobs to South Africa: What Rising Employer NI Costs Mean for UK Workers

AO World has moved 150 sales and call-centre roles to South Africa, with 50 more expected to follow. Founder John Roberts cited higher National Insurance contributions and minimum wage increases adding 8.5 million pounds to costs. The company reported record profits of 50.5 million pounds.

18 Jun 2026 Read →

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UK Job Vacancies Fall to 707000: What the Weakest Labour Market Since 2021 Means for Workers

UK job vacancies fell to 707,000 in the March to May 2026 period, the lowest level since February to April 2021, according to ONS data published today. New hires tracked by HMRC dropped to 540,000 in April 2026, also the lowest since March 2021.

18 Jun 2026 Read →

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HMRC Mileage Rate Rises to 55p: What Employers and Employees Must Do Now

HMRC's Approved Mileage Allowance Payment rate for cars and vans has risen from 45p to 55p per mile for the first 10,000 business miles, backdated to 6 April 2026. The first increase in 15 years affects up to 3 million employees and self-employed people.

18 Jun 2026 Read →

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Pro Rata Salary UK: How It Is Calculated for Part-Time Workers and What to Check on Your Payslip

Pro rata salary is calculated by dividing the full-time equivalent salary by the number of full-time hours and multiplying by the hours actually worked. It applies equally to annual leave, pension contributions and other benefits.

16 Jun 2026 Read →

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NHS Low Income Scheme UK: HC1 Form, Who Qualifies and What It Covers

The NHS Low Income Scheme helps people on low incomes get help with health costs including prescriptions, dental treatment, eye tests and hospital travel. Apply using form HC1 to receive an HC2 or HC3 certificate.

16 Jun 2026 Read →

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Claiming a UK Tax Refund: When and How

2 Apr 2026 Read →

Tax & HMRC

Average Salary UK: £40,911 Median Full-Time Pay (ONS 2026)

Average UK salary 2026: median full-time pay was £40,911 a year in April 2026, up 4.5% (ONS, released 22 Oct 2026). Weekly £811.20, up 5.8%; real pay up 2.7%.

2 Apr 2026 Read →