How Brits earn more cash.(Business)
NEARLY two thirds of Britons have tried to generate extra income in a bid to maintain their lifestyle. About 64% of people have taken on extra work, sold their possessions or turned their hobby into a cash generating venture, according to American Express Platinum. The average person manages to

Publication: Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales)

Degree equals more cash in the bank says survey.(News)
Byline: CARL YAPP NEW research has shown that a degree can add on average 25% to a graduate's earnings compared to those who choose to leave education aged 18. The study by two economists also reveals that the pay packet boost varies considerably depending on the subject a person selects to read.

Publication: Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales)

If the boss heard me say this, I'd be fired! (retail music salesmen's gripes culled from survey)
M.I. Salesman East Coast 1990 Earnings: $26,320 I've been at this for three years and have done all right so far. Last year, though, my earnings dropped for the first time. The reason was that the owner and the manager of the store switched from giving us a commission on gross sales to a commission

Publication: Music Trades

Freelunch: GBP 49,000 to earn a woman's respect
IT IS a good job I am already married, if a survey from National Savings & Investments is anything to go by. It seems British men need to earn at least GBP 49,247 a year before women consider them successful. This rises to GBP 100,000 for more than one in ten women. But before I claim the moral

Publication: The Scotsman

Pocket money for nothing? No way! WHY KIDS HAVE TO EARN IT BEFORE THEY CAN BURN IT.(Features)
Byline: By RUKI SAYID Consumer Editor THEY'VE been labelled the I Want generation. Today's youngsters are getting more pocket money than ever and are spending it on designer clothes and the latest gadgets. But according to a new survey, these kids are also an I Work generation, perfectly willing to

Publication: The Mirror (London, England)

City students to earn (pounds) 34m from jobs in summer
GLASGOW students are the hardest working in Britain - pulling in (pounds) 34million from summer jobs. New research by the Royal Bank of Scotland says 83% of undergraduates in the city will take jobs in their summer holidays, earning almost (pounds) 2000 each. The survey showed expected summer

Publication: Evening Times