Similar words: take hold, come home, drive home, take part, take part in, take the bull by the horns, take the cake, make a mistake. Meaning: n. what is left of your pay after deductions for taxes and dues and insurance etc.
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1. He was earning ￡215 a week before tax: take-home pay, ￡170.
2. So her take-home pay as a working cosmetologist was only about $ 6. 70 an hour.
3. Mr Wendt's take-home pay could be down to ￡828,345 against ￡1.1 million under the Tories.
4. Over the past 12 years, the take-home pay of a married man with two children has increased by more than 30 percent.
5. When they go on sick leave, their aggregate take-home pay is actually higher than when they are on the job.
6. Take-home pay rose persistently during the inflation of the 1960s and early 1970s.
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7. The take-home pay of the young will have to be substantially reduced to provide pensions for the increased numbers of elderly.
8. However, after paying travel expenses her take-home pay would have been the same.
9. Instead of focusing on the take-home pay, examine your total compensation package.
10. Think of it as a tax on your take-home pay (Federal, State, Family).
11. About a third of our take-home pay is spent on grocery and household items.
12. With no savings from his monthly take-home pay of as little as $700, he said, he faced certain homelessness.
13. Their take-home pay is $150 a month — meaning it would take four months' wages to buy the cheapest model iPad.
14. There was an error initially it overestimated my take-home pay, skewing the amount I could put to savings.
15. Their average monthly take-home pay is $200 to $240 -- compared with about $160 for all Wuhan residents.
16. The well-off not only have much higher take-home pay than the rank-and-file but also tend to be the ones who have access to the benefits of hoarded corporate cash.
17. Your monthly bills, including mortgage or rent, should not be more than half your monthly take-home pay.
18. With workers' real gross incomes determined primarily by accumulation, higher taxes bit into take-home pay.
19. Workers are not able to choose to trade small adjustments in hours worked against take-home pay.
20. These calculators will show you your gross pay, how much goes to taxes and how much you'll be left with, which is also known as net, or take-home pay.
21. They note that consumer expenditures have been rising for half a year, and take-home pay has increased 3.4 percent over the past 12 months.
22. Typical rents charged by private landlords were more than a third of median take-home pay, the widely accepted measure of affordability.
23. Even as consumer incomes have withered in this recession, the government has helped stabilize take-home pay.
24. I thought you might explain to me the big difference between my gross pay and my net take-home pay?
25. Then fill out a new W-4 and adjust your withholdings (carefully: there's a calculator at irs.gov that will help) to increase your take-home pay by $200 a month.
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