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Most people underestimate this, but Accounting is a high-paying career. Typical UK salary progression (based on ICAEW, Hays & Austin Rose 2025 data): - Trainee: £22–37k - Part-Qualified / Newly Qualified ACA: £40–55k - Senior / Manager: £53–75k - Director / FD: £86–180k - Specialist / Top-end roles: up to £200k With the average salary for @ICAEW members across all sectors standing at £107,000. So on paper, you’ve picked a “top earning” profession. But here’s where people go wrong. They think: wo
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