Re:One million cancel broadband as living costs rise (UK)
by rojeee on Thursday May 18, 2023 @03:14PM
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Yup, it's mad! I pay £2,500 a month for nursery for my son in zone 2. So... to send your kid to nursery you need £40k of spare gross income before paying the mortgage, and everything else.
I'm fed up and moving up north!
Re:One million cancel broadband as living costs rise (UK)
by ilikerashers on Thursday May 18, 2023 @03:45PM
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That’s crap. Means a parent can’t work really.
Re:One million cancel broadband as living costs rise (UK)
by lesuorac on Thursday May 18, 2023 @04:21PM
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And thats why women generally make less. Losing 5-11 (or more) years of experience really puts you behind a man that didn't (stereotypes w/e) stop working to raise a kid(s) until they could go to school.
Re:One million cancel broadband as living costs rise (UK)
by leoedin on Friday May 19, 2023 @03:03AM
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There are cheaper options though - my nursery in zone 3 North London is "only" £1500 a month.
Re:One million cancel broadband as living costs rise (UK)
by leoedin on Friday May 19, 2023 @03:02AM
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For one child? My nursery in zone 3 is £1500 a month.
Re:One million cancel broadband as living costs rise (UK)
by ilikerashers on Friday May 19, 2023 @05:30AM
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Where is this nursery? Even my brother in Newcastle is paying £75 per day. Or is this for over 3's with both parents on <100k.
Re:One million cancel broadband as living costs rise (UK)
by leoedin on Friday May 19, 2023 @05:47AM
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North London, near Turnpike Lane. I think all the nurseries I enquired at in the area charge somewhere between £1200 and £1700 a month full time. Our previous nursery in Brixton was £1625 a week for a full time place. It probably helps that those are cheaper parts of the city.
Childcare alone in Zone 4 London is £2000 per month.