WORK & PAY

Pay rise calculator.

See the annual, monthly and weekly difference made by a percentage pay increase.

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Estimate based on the values shown.

BEHIND THE NUMBERS

How it works

New salary = current salary × (1 + percentage increase ÷ 100).

A worked example

A 5% rise on £35,000 adds £1,750 and gives a new gross salary of £36,750.

What to keep in mind

Gross-pay comparison before tax, National Insurance, pension and other deductions. A negative percentage can model a pay reduction.

A common question

Will my take-home pay rise by the same percentage?

Not necessarily. Income Tax, National Insurance, pension and other deductions can make the percentage change in take-home pay different.

For general information and planning, not personalised financial or tax advice. Verify important decisions with a qualified adviser.