1. 3 He was earning ￡215 a week before tax: take-home pay, ￡

2. Think of it as a tax on your take-home pay (Federal, State, Family).

3. About a third of our take-home pay is spent on grocery and household items.

4. Even as consumer incomes have withered in this recession, the government has helped stabilize take-home pay.

5. Their average monthly take-home pay is $200 to $240 -- compared with about $160 for all Wuhan residents.

6. John's lease payment would be an easier-to-Afford $400 per month, or 12.7% of his take-home pay

7. There was an error initially it overestimated my take-home pay, skewing the amount I could put to savings.

8. I thought you might explain to me the big difference between my gross pay and my net take-home pay?

9. With no savings from his monthly take-home pay of as little as $700, he said, he faced certain homelessness.

10. Their take-home pay is $150 a month — meaning it would take four months' wages to buy the cheapest model iPad.

11. 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.

12. 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.