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I'm 31, but as I said that income for me was only temporary.

Exactly right PB. Which is why I'd be happy to attend uni but not sit exams.

Sounds a bit like me; Ended up getting into "Maths C" (the hardest one), but then got Cs and Ds. I completely failed English too, despite being fairly good at it in the real world, simply because I never submitted anything. No, my idea of fun at uni will be sitting in on interesting lectures...

I'm very much looking forward to going back to uni. To further my education, for fun.

I didn't see anything about PAYG. In that case, never have, never will. Ever since entering the workforce, I went out and got my own ABN and worked as a contractor, even when in an office environment with all the 'employees'. I didn't count any of my businesses (Rauction, etc) or anything...

I think the key term from the OP is 'day job'. My investments haven't quite snow-balled yet. I'm looking forward to my 'day job' income being $0 permanently.

I didn't say because I wasn't going to boast, but 'high' meant well above $410k p.a. I don't see why there wouldn't be others on SS that are doing that every year. Now for some anti-boasting; I've earned about $6 over the last 12 months (hence 'below average').

Yes, how'd you guess? :)

I didn't vote because my income over the last few years has been subject to wild fluctuations. It used to be about average, then had 2 high income years (that ended pretty much 3 minutes after the GFC kicked in), now I'm back to below average (although I still have 4.5 months left of the...