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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, you agreed, things will be different (maybe) in 1.5 years ... But here you are, unhappy with the money you are making now. Have they guaranteed you a substantial raise when DB graduates? It sounds like you need to have a heart to heart with them.

My DH is also a doctor, and we are not exactly swimming in money. It really depends on the specialty and job. I think you need clarity on whether what they consider rewarding your patience is really going to be what you expect.[/quote]

Not OP but she is asking for an annual raise - like everyone else in the world - and is sure she is going to get it.  Her question is whether or not she should offer to work more hours at the same rate for double the take home of a $1 an hour raise.  She is not asking that her patience be rewarded as she is not waiting for anything - she is asking for a raise now.

No nanny job is forever.  Sometimes people here really over-think this stuff and don't bother to actually read with the OP is asking.  [/quote]

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