The tables compare the average salaries of people with a degree and people without a degree in the United Kingdom in 2010. In general, the average salary of
graduates
was much higher than that of Use synonyms
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, both degree holders and undergraduates, aged between 32 and 52 years old received the highest salaries.
The average salary for UK Linking Words
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in 2010 was 54,000 Use synonyms
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graduates
aged 22 were paid the lowest salaries, at only 24,000 Use synonyms
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the figure for those aged 52 was the highest, at just over 34,000 Linking Words
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. Ranked second and third were 32 and 42-year-old people who finished college, and received 32,200 and 33,500 Use synonyms
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aged 62 were paid 29,900 Use synonyms
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, the highest amount of money was paid to 32 and 42-year-olds, at 19,100 Use synonyms
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were the youngest and oldest age groups at 15,200 Use synonyms
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