I don't live an extravagant life, my needs are very basic. That would leave me with 800 GBP of disposable income monthly from a 3300 GBP monthly take-home income I'll be making considering a 55k gross annual salary.ĭoes it make sense? Is it realistic? I have virtually no idea about the costs of living in UK, so might be very wrong with my assessment. Then I'm thinking of spending another 1500GBP monthly on a living(food, car insurance, transportation, clothing). I'm wondering if it's enough to support a whole family on a decent level?įrom what I've been able to find online a 2 bedroom house monthly rent would cost me around 800GBP +200 for facilities like heating, gas, electricity. I'm expecting to get a salary of around 55-60k gross annually+bonus. I'm wondering about the costs of living in Nottingham, and how much do I need to earn to support the whole family. That will make me the only person with an income for a couple of months. As my wife does not speak English very well, she'll probably need a couple of months to improve her language skills to get a decent job. I will be relocating for this opportunity from Poland, with my family( myself, wife, and 2 kids(4,6 y.o.). I have no idea about the living costs, and a job market there. It is quite unexpected for me, as I was not planning this at all. I'm about to get the offer of a job in Nottingham.

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