starting rate
Britishnoun
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The brand made a splash when it launched thanks to its eye-popping $100,000 annual membership—a price that makes the current starting rate of $40,000 sound reasonable.
The starting rate for NI for employees fell twice in 2024: from 12% to 10%, and then again to 8%.
From BBC
But she maintained that the $80 monthly fee — a discount she was grandfathered into, $40 below the current starting rate of $120 a month — for her is money well spent.
From Los Angeles Times
The starting rate for NI for 27 million employees fell twice in 2024: from 12% to 10%, and then again to 8%.
From BBC
The starting rate for National Insurance for 27 million employees fell twice in 2024: from 12% to 10%, and then again to 8%.
From BBC
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