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What is my take-home or net pay?

April 26, 2017NET pay take-home

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What is my take-home or net pay?

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Your take-home or net pay is the actual amount of money deposited into your bank account after standard deductions like taxes, medical insurance, 401(k), etc. Your pay stub will show these paycheck deductions and list the final amount.

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Your take-home or net pay is the actual amount of money deposited into your bank account after standard deductions are withdrawn from your paycheck, such as taxes, medical insurance, Social Security, 401(k), etc. Regardless of your payday frequency—weekly, monthly, or something in between—your check stub will show these deductions and list your final payday amount. At the Cash Store, we use your take-home or net pay to help determine the amount of your installment loan or cash advance.

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Your take-home or net pay is the actual amount of money deposited into your bank account after standard deductions are withdrawn from your paycheck, such as taxes, medical insurance, Social Security, 401(k), etc. Regardless of your payday frequency—weekly, monthly or something in between—your check stub will show these deductions and list your final payday amount.