After his marriage, Edward enjoyed an income of around £8,000 a year (£1,110,000), making him a very wealthy man.

He married and had several children, enjoying a fair income derived from his literary work.

This suggests that the family enjoyed a decent financial income.

The couple, both marketing professionals, worked hard and enjoyed a combined income of about $250,000 a year.

They seem to have taken a 10% royalty on all sales of pottery, and enjoyed a very high income from these.

For comparison, an average baron in 1436 enjoyed an annual income of £500.

She enjoyed an income of 100,000 pounds until her death according to one source.

The writers were mostly poets and enjoyed a similar income.

For more than a year (Betty was twenty-two) she had enjoyed a private income.

What is more, farmers in various parts of Europe do not always enjoy a very good income.