UK hourly wage to salary

Yearly pay and monthly take-home for each hourly rate on a 37.5-hour week, after Income Tax and National Insurance for 2026/27. The National Living Wage is £12.71 an hour from 1 April 2026.

£11 to £19 an hour

Hourly	Per year	Take-home a month
£11	£21,450	£1,580.30
£12	£23,400	£1,697.30
£12.71	£24,785	£1,780.37
£13	£25,350	£1,814.30
£14	£27,300	£1,931.30
£15	£29,250	£2,048.30
£16	£31,200	£2,165.30
£17	£33,150	£2,282.30
£18	£35,100	£2,399.30
£19	£37,050	£2,516.30

£20 to £29 an hour

Hourly	Per year	Take-home a month
£20	£39,000	£2,633.30
£21	£40,950	£2,750.30
£22	£42,900	£2,867.30
£23	£44,850	£2,984.30
£24	£46,800	£3,101.30
£25	£48,750	£3,218.30
£26	£50,700	£3,330.28
£27	£52,650	£3,424.53
£28	£54,600	£3,518.78
£29	£56,550	£3,613.03

£30 to £40 an hour

Hourly	Per year	Take-home a month
£30	£58,500	£3,707.28
£31	£60,450	£3,801.53
£32	£62,400	£3,895.78
£33	£64,350	£3,990.03
£34	£66,300	£4,084.28
£35	£68,250	£4,178.53
£36	£70,200	£4,272.78
£37	£72,150	£4,367.03
£38	£74,100	£4,461.28
£39	£76,050	£4,555.53
£40	£78,000	£4,649.78

Over £40 an hour

Hourly	Per year	Take-home a month
£45	£87,750	£5,121.03
£50	£97,500	£5,592.28
£60	£117,000	£6,251.45
£75	£146,250	£7,441.58
£100	£195,000	£9,594.70

How these figures are worked out

Yearly pay is the hourly rate × 37.5 hours × 52 weeks (1,950 paid hours, including paid holiday). Take-home is after 2026/27 Income Tax and National Insurance for England, Wales and Northern Ireland, with no pension or student loan. Each rate's page shows Scottish figures, part-time hours and the full working. For anything else, use the UK salary calculator.