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Overtime...
matt4504
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Yeah I know it's an extra step closer to being debt-free but ergh i dunna wanna
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I am sorry....are you replying to a post or....?
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Overtime is a pain but just think of all the extra lovely money you'll be getting..
Total 'Failed Business' Debt £29,043
Que sera, sera.
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matt4504 wrote:Yeah I know it's an extra step closer to being debt-free but ergh i dunna wanna

Yes mate i woulddn't bother...apparently from another post its only the women that slog their guts out to get out of financial problems :rolleyes: :beer:
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I dunno if I'm missing the thread.. but I always do OT.. I HAVE to do 20 hours min.. I've done up to 60 before! I'm not so keen now days though! Rather budget slightly better! lolOfficial DFW Nerd Club - Member no. 092
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there is nothing wrong in doing some overtime as long as you do not depend on it after you have paid your debt.Yung
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i've been doing nights for the last 3 weeks, just starting my 4th week tonight.. alot of overtime but hey as long as if they pay its all good.. wouldn't do it normally thou.. not sure how much its going to be worth after the tax man has his/her cut..0
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Budget to not do it and when you do do it put it towards debt repayments or savingsIf it doesnt pay rent sell it.
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Even if it was on offer at our place (which its not) I don't think i could do it. Its a pain to be here for the regular day let alone stop longer!
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From January, I will be stepping up my overtime and extra shifts to earn more spending money for our holiday. I've not done any recently because I'm finishing my dissertation for my degree that I'm doing whilst working and being a mum of 3. Overtime can be soul destroying sometimes because once I commit to the shift, it's difficult to get out of it if I change my mind and whilst I am working all I can think of is "I don't actually have to be here - I chose to do this" The pain of it is soon forgotten though when I recieve the money! We get our overtime/extra shifts paid on a weekly basis so we get it through very quickly which helps.Debtfree JUNE 2008 - Thank you MSE:T0
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