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take-home pay

NOUN
  1. what is left of your pay after deductions for taxes and dues and insurance etc

How To Use take-home pay In A Sentence

  • He was earning £215 a week before tax: take-home pay, £170.
  • He was earning £215 a week before tax: take-home pay, £170.
  • When he went to court asking to be relieved of the child support payments that consumed a third of his take-home pay, he was turned down.
  • The cadet is also given about $65 monthly take-home pay. Canada's Military Colleges
  • Last year's boom has been reflected in the profitability reported by investment banks and the take-home pay of the corporate rainmakers.
  • Ironically, employees who receive more generous termination packages will see a far less drastic reduction in their take-home pay. Times, Sunday Times
  • Your monthly bills, including mortgage or rent, should not be more than half your monthly take-home pay.
  • The cafeteria plans appears to be a sure-fire way to increase employee take-home pay.
  • Ironically, employees who receive more generous termination packages will see a far less drastic reduction in their take-home pay. Times, Sunday Times
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