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This, I'd love the chance to be rich and miserable. As for the " Guilt " that these high earners feel that forces them in to extravagant holidays etc...if I have an extravagant holiday I an eating in to my daughters inheritance which I feel really guilty about.

I understand completely, at Mrs V's school there are many children with Special Needs that are not officially assessed as the money is not available to support them. All they need is extra support but it isn't there.

Nonsense, do the job for a few years, be frugal, then bale out with cash in the bank and a decent pension scheme and do something you like. Plenty of people are working their nuts off for f all and take their lives or harm themselves too because they have no hope of anything better no matter how...

You are taking the piss right? Try being miserable on £15k a year and come back to me then.

I would stick with what you are doing and milk it. I started doing an OK job that I grew to like and enjoy but the job slowly changed and now it pays crap and I hate it. It's too late for me to get out or change career but boy do I envy Estate Agents. A pals daughter is trousering obscene...