My cousin works as an Uber driver doing about 70-80 hours a week and makes about £1800 per week which equates to £93,600 a year before taxes/expenses. £50-100k is reasonable, just depends on the hours you do…
@@Theparotidmems Nah for sure but I guess for some people that’s the only way they’ll be able to make that kind of money. Plus for him, his insurance is only £600 a month which is usually the biggest cost and making more money means having more opportunity with regard to getting a mortgage etc.
@@Symbiot7 93 k year is better than 90% of professions including doctors engineers r u sure he makes that since if that's the case we shall all become uber drivers
@@Markus3055why should he mention it? Lots of people in high paying jobs often have to put in the hours to earn this much. Comuting , overtime and meeting or doing reports from home also count towards the hours spent working
@@rickyb725 I'm a mini cab driver and speak to other mini cab drivers. Even if its before tax and expenses, most someone would earn would be like 60k. Petrol alone would be like 10k for the year etc.
Uber is the best job, No boss to answer to, make money on your time, your own schedule, instant pay, make $200 plus a day. My car has a 150,000 mile extended warranty. Choosing your passengers. No Assholes.
Agree with you,I was working as food delivery driver in Poland and I love it,no one bothered you,you just need pick up order and deliver to customers in right time, similar as taxi,you don't have any boss looking at yours hands every 15 minutes,also like working outdoors,I think I will buy e bike and try delivery in Liverpool,I can earn less for a start and still will be happy no one bothered me 😂
@@Iamwhatyousayiam no but its misleading as most people don't know how the expenses affect the net income but if someone says they earn 30k, it's pretty straightforward to work out the net income as you can just work out roughly how much tax they would pay