For many people, earning more than £100,000 a year can conjure images of sports cars, designer shopping and financial freedom.
But for Cheryl Laidlaw, a 42-year-old business owner from Buckinghamshire, the reality is far less glamorous.
Despite earning over £100,000 through her website design and branding agency, alongside AI training, business mentoring and networking events, Cheryl says she is a classic example of a HENRY.
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A HENRY stands for high earner, not rich yet. They are people with a high income – typically over £100,000 – who have substantial cash flow but are yet to accumulate significant wealth.
