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Stackable Income

Stakkr

What could you stack instead?

See what your real net take-home would be if you stacked a few flexible income streams — after UK tax, National Insurance and any student loan repayments.

1

Choose your income streams

Pick as many as you'd realistically consider. You'll set hours and rates for each next.

Flexible 13 options
Semi-flexible 4 options
2

Set your hours and rates

Choose at least one stream above to continue.

weeks/yr

The other weeks are unpaid time off — flexible income doesn't come with holiday pay, so they simply don't earn. All the annual figures below use this.

£ /wk
3

Add your own income streams (optional)

4

Student loan repayments (if any)

Repayments are 9% of income above your plan's threshold (6% for a Postgraduate Loan), calculated on your total taxable income above, same as HMRC would via Self Assessment.

Choose at least one income stream above — your take-home works out live as you go.

Rates are editable estimates, not advice. The first £1,000 of taxable side income a year is left untaxed here under the trading allowance; if your actual expenses top £1,000 you'd claim those against tax instead. "Costs of doing this" is your own estimate of money spent being out earning it — it comes off your take-home here but isn't treated as a tax deduction. Annual figures multiply your weekly totals by the weeks you said you'll work (48 by default), since flexible income has no holiday pay. The weekly take-home shown is for a week you work; the monthly figure spreads the year over 12. Based on 2026/27 tax, National Insurance, and student loan repayment bands. Your entries are saved in this browser.