Average Market research interviewers Salary in Ashford
ONS ASHE 2025 · South East region · Updated October 2025
How Ashford compares
In practical terms, living costs in the South East run 3.2% above average. That means £14,090 stretches to roughly £13,653 in real spending power. To put this alongside local pay more broadly: the average across all jobs in Ashford is £29,118, so market research interviewerss sit 51.6% less that benchmark.
Cost of Living Adjustment
After adjusting for the regional cost of living (South East index: 103.2, UK=100), a salary of £14,090 has an effective purchasing power of approximately £13,653 — equivalent to earning that amount in an area with average UK costs. The cost of living in the South East is 3.2% above the UK average.
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Market research interviewers salary in areas near Ashford
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average market research interviewers salary in Ashford?
The median market research interviewers salary in the South East (which includes Ashford) is £14,090 per year, based on ONS ASHE 2025 data. The mean salary is typically higher due to top earners pulling the average up.
Is market research interviewers a well-paid job in Ashford compared to other roles?
The average salary across all jobs in Ashford is £29,118. Market research interviewers in the South East earn £14,090, which is 51.6% below the local average across all occupations.
About this data
Salary figures for market research interviewerss cover the South East region. The all-jobs average is specific to Ashford. Source: ONS ASHE 2025. Methodology.