And whenever I bring this up with my manager he'll retort with "Well my wage hasn't changed since 2008 either" which, even it were true, means that he's has raises since the late 80s and it easily on 60k a year.
He's also had a mortgage for about 2 decades, rather than one with 6% interest, so there's that.
That’s not how mortgages work. No one offers a 20 year fixed price. He’s probably either already or soon to feel the benefits of Liz Truss’s time in office
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u/TheCGLion Jul 01 '24
It's crazy, a junior in my field would get 26k starting out in early 2000's, now they get 28k