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  • Truer word something something jest... yes they are for people who can't afford a nanny.

    Pretty sure nannies were the best part of £40-50k when I was a kid. Can't imagine you'd get much change from £100k today, so quite a few people probably fall into that category.

  • Can't imagine you'd get much change from £100k today

    Wtf really?! Is that on top of accommodation?

    Mind you, I don't actually know what nannies do. Is it like childminder and private tutor combined? Or is there more to it.

  • TBF that's me guessing and it sounds like I'm way off.

    Yes, that's pretty much it. You're paying for professional childcare. They won't do all the practical house/family chores an au pair helps out with.

    Last time I spoke to someone who employed one I was in my teens and it wasn't really appropriate to ask what they paid. But they did reference them having to have their own studio in the house.

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