Does the salary always come at the same time, or does it vary?
Still waiting for my paycheck, last month it came at 10:58.
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This depends on the time the order is received by the employer's bank and the workflows of the banks involved.
Ultimately, this cannot be predicted with certainty.
No, the reward doesn't always come at the same time.
How does one even come to such an assumption?
My salary usually comes between the 25th and 27th.
If it comes sooner or later, it doesn't matter.
There is still enough money in the account from the previous month.
Because today is Friday, your salary may not be in your account until Monday.
For us, the date is usually the 26th. If the 26th falls on a Saturday, the payout is on Friday; if it is on Sunday, the money is ready for payout on Monday
Wages and salaries can be booked on different days. I sometimes receive my salary one day before the end of the working day, sometimes three days, and at the turn of the year, significantly earlier.
Depending on which bank you are a customer of and how many transfers are made that day, the money will arrive in your account sooner or later.
Wird es heute noch kommen?
Woher soll das hier jemand wissen?
I can only say either today or tomorrow or maybe not until 2 days from now – in my case the money always came between day 1 and day 5.
In principle, you have no influence on the time of booking.
It always varies, depending on how many transactions the bank has pending…
No, it comes in different ways.
sometimes had it in the morning, sometimes in the afternoon
that's completely normal
This can vary. Don't worry.😉
Das wird zu unterschiedlichen Zeiten gebucht.
Like any workflow, this can be delayed. What's the difference if you get your money half an hour later? And September 30th isn't until Wednesday.
Ist unterschiedlich. Hängt davon ab, wann der Arbeitgeber überweist und wie die Banken buchen.
sometimes like this – sometimes like that, but always at the same time doesn't work
The receipt of your salary depends on the timing of the transfer by your employer.
Overall – you are not entitled to receive your salary before the end of the month.
definitely – no
Yes.
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