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Data Analyst salary in London

2025/26 tax year · ONS ASHE 2025 · 1-bed median rent

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Gross salary
£52,000
avg per year
Take home pay
£3,393
per month
Avg rent/1 bed
£2,150
per month
After rent
£1,243
per month
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Full pay breakdown

Item Annual Monthly
Gross salary £52,000 £4,333
Income tax −£8,232 −£686
National Insurance −£3,051 −£254
Net take-home £40,717 £3,393
Rent (1-bed median) — −£2,150
Council tax (est.) — −£165
Transport cost — −£185
After rent monies left in pocket — £1,243
Rent-to-income ratio: 63%
Rent as a share of net monthly pay
High pressure

Salary range in London

Salary distribution of Data Analyst earners · ONS ASHE 2025

MEDIAN£52,000P0P25P50P75P100
25th percentile earns
£42,000
Median earnings
£52,000
75th percentile earns
£65,000

Housing affordability

Rent-to-income analysis · Data Analyst in London

37High pressure63% RTIRent-to-Income
Affordability score
Monthly breakdown
Take-home£3,393
Rent (1-bed)−£2,150
Council tax−£165
Transport−£185
Disposable£893
💡 Aim for rent ≤ 30% of gross income
Rent-to-Income (RTI) scale
0% = no rent · 100% = all income on rent
04070100
Comfortable
Moderate
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Frequently asked questions

What is the average Data Analyst salary in London? +
The median Data Analyst salary in London is £52,000 per year, based on ONS ASHE 2025 data. The middle 50% of earners fall between £42,000 and £65,000. The UK median for this role across all cities is approximately £43,000.
What is the monthly take-home pay for a Data Analyst in London? +
On a gross salary of £52,000, a Data Analyst in London pays £8,232 in income tax and £3,051 in National Insurance (2025/26 tax year), leaving a net monthly take-home of £3,393.
Can a Data Analyst afford to live in London? +
With take-home pay of £3,393/mo and a median 1-bed rent of £2,150/mo, a Data Analyst in London has £1,243/mo left after rent — a rent-to-income ratio of 63% (high pressure). After council tax (£165/mo) and transport (£185/mo), disposable income is approximately £893/mo.

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