1.depends how good you are
2.depends how good you are
if you are shit then you would be lucky to get 30k, if you are decent then big firms can give you ~80K right out
but yeah, I cannot stress enough the fact that you should do what you love at uni. If you dont like waht you love, you wont do well and if you are not good at what you do, you wont get a whole lot of money
Please dont do actuarial if you only wanna do it for the money. No amoutn of money can compensate for the fact that you hate to get out of bed everyday because you hate going to work.
If you love what you do and be the best at it, you will get a lot of money regardless of whether you are a lawyer or a carpenter. But by all means if you have researched into what actuarial involves and you feel that you will enjoy it go for it and dont worry about what you will get paid once you graduate. just concentrate on being the best at it and the money will follow automatically.