Salary rank
What salary puts you in the top 10% in the South East?
The middle full-time earner working in the South East makes £39,983 a year before tax. Below is what each published band takes, and what ONS do not publish for the South East.
What ONS publish in the South East
| Band | Salary | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Upper half | £39,983 | Published for the South East |
| Top 25% | £55,000 | Published for the South East |
| Top 10% | £77,370 | Published for the South East |
| Top 5% | £95,867 | Published for the South East |
| Top 1% | Not published | ONS publish the figure but no coefficient of variation for it (the CV cell is ".", and ONS's key reads ". = unavailable"), so its precision is not established. |
What each band takes
Upper half
£39,983 and over
South East figure, published by ONS.
Top 25%
£55,000 and over
South East figure, published by ONS.
Top 10%
£77,370 and over
South East figure, published by ONS.
Top 5%
£95,867 and over
South East figure, published by ONS.
Top 1%
£186,840 and over
Not published for the South East
the United Kingdom figure, not the South East's
Wider figures: the United Kingdom.
Full-time employee jobs on adult rates who have been in the same job for more than a year. Gross annual pay for the tax year that ended 5 April 2025. ASHE covers employee jobs only: not the self-employed, and not employees who were not paid in the reference period. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Office for National Statistics, Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings.