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An hourly rate becomes a yearly salary — and weekly, bi-weekly, twice-monthly and monthly on the way past. Weeks paid a year is something you set rather than something we assume, because forty hours over 52 weeks is not the same money as forty over 50 plus two unpaid.
$52,000.00
A year, before tax — 2,080 hours
$2,000.00
Every 2 weeks
$4,333.33
Monthly
$1,000.00
Weekly
Gross — before tax, CPP and EI. Our take-home calculator runs the Alberta deductions on it.
Every-two-weeks and twice-a-month are not the same thing — 26 pays against 24. Two of those 26 land in months where you get three cheques, which is why a bi-weekly budget built on “two pays a month” quietly works out.
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