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It was nowhere near this bad but it was still pretty bad compared to US. Saw you're interested in quant, let me put it this way - if you do a PhD at MIT/Stanford or a good Ivy and want to do tech/finance in the US you're looking at at least $200k/year even at low cost of living locations unless you mess up recruiting really badly. At my first job after uni (tech) I saw many Oxbridge/Imperial PhDs working for ~£40k. That said, there are seats in London where you can make US-style money right away but they are a lot fewer.

 
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