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I wouldn't call 30+ k straight out of highschool slave labour, especially considering the other perks. Sure you can earn more laboring but there aren't many jobs out there where you can expect c. 15% pay rise annually with the choice of 'cashing out' and getting 50% more instantly elsewhere in...

First he says: Then he says: Bit ironic. But seriously don't feed the troll.

^ ignore

^ This guy is in for an unpleasant surprise when he starts working

^ That's true Big4 love mid-tier lateral hires

Also many cadetship companies now make the holiday work optional but regardless it's paid at an additional casual rate that.... people don't exactly complain about.

Correct me if I'm wrong but the work experience relates to the accounting back-office sections for whatever company's you'll be working for. The organisation could be doing anything - you'll still just be on a computer plugging numbers. If anything, its even more accounting focused than...

BAcc wouldn't lead to finance more than a cadetship in say auditing financial companies, imo $40,500 includes sign-on bonus of 7k. If you're going to talk money a cadetship would get you about 65k salary + say 15k study allowance = 80k... Though it does take an extra year :P

You're big4 material :P

Well..you've got to decide what sort of trading you want to do... E.g Long term, medium term, short term, intra-day.. The shorter the time period the more money you need to put in to make it worth your while. Lots of stock will vary by a couple of % over the whole day. Amateur intra-day...

Trainee grant is a seperate contract that's signed after your two years - conditional that you return as a graduate

Re: PwC contracts etc. I think its different according to what business unit they're planning to put you in. E.g. One may have a morning tea, others may just mail ... Don't stress about such things :P

Many smaller firms won't ever bother to get back to you. Just a heads up.

You trade in a financial company?

^ Makes me proud. <3

I've made a detailed spreadsheet on Excel that calculates an after tax, after superannuation cash pay with dozens of variables. It's complicated as you have to consider things like the amount of leave you get... $12 is a bit rough most of my realistic calculations give me something closer to...

The pay however does get quite competitive if you return on a casual basis... as some people here will know.

^ I call them mate.

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Congrats mate!