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Basic annual income

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Basic annual income

The amount of money that is earned which is guaranteed regardless of how the employee or the company performs.

This amount of money will be before any shift allowance, bonus, attendance allowance or overtime is added.

Lenders are very particular when it comes to basic income/pay, as it is what all subsequent employee benefits are based on ie. Company sick pay and redundancy etc. not your total gross income as shown on your pay slip.

With this in mind lenders are happy to lend on the extra monies generated but at different income multiples.

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