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Ooh, patanne, maybe thats about energy flow, ley lines and such? Or maybe electricity cables ... I prefer ley lines
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15 days left in the office :j
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Are you working just three or four days a week these days, or have you got a massively long christmas break planned?
Either way, I'm jealous
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Working 4 days SSS, so relatively few days off buy me decent breaks. Think I get 11 days in a row for 4 days leave?
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P2P total grows after some recent purchases. I'm now diversified across 6 platforms and a bond fund held in my S&S ISA. £13,578.78 @ 11.10% after fees and tax.
In the unlikely event that I can maintain this, we need to save c. £319/m to meet our December 2020 target.
Upcoming:- Boiler being replaced on Thursday
- I'll replace the oven (like for like replacement with just a plug to wire up) on Friday
- Electrician booked in for the start of December (here's hoping JL reduce the fancy light fittings we like during Black Friday!)
- Solar panels agreed in principle, but waiting on invoice from the slightly sketchy salesman who quoted a fair price, but is like the sodding Scarlet Pimpernel, don't they want money?)
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That reminds me of a spreadsheet I used to use (you know, when I did that 'work' thingedinburgher wrote: »Think I get 11 days in a row for 4 days leave?
) to work out the ratio of days leave to total days off. Aimed for a minimum of 2, yours is 2.75, mucho respect :T. A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort
Mortgage Balance = £0
"Do what others won't early in life so you can do what others can't later in life"0 -
edinburgher wrote: »15 days left in the office :j
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Can't possibly be true, the C word is surely several months away …edinburgher wrote: »P2P total grows after some recent purchases. I'm now diversified across 6 platforms and a bond fund held in my S&S ISA. £13,578.78 @ 11.10% after fees and tax.
In the unlikely event that I can maintain this, we need to save c. £319/m to meet our December 2020 target.
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MASSIVE respect - :T:T:T
Will definitely be coming to you for some P2P numpty suggestions anon …That reminds me of a spreadsheet I used to use (you know, when I did that 'work' thing
) to work out the ratio of days leave to total days off. Aimed for a minimum of 2, yours is 2.75, mucho respect :T.
This really made me laugh - who ever thought spreadsheets were for finances? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:Fleabay + Weebuy + Gumfree since started diary 94 items sold, £649.71 clear profit0 -
That reminds me of a spreadsheet I used to use (you know, when I did that 'work' thing
) to work out the ratio of days leave to total days off. Aimed for a minimum of 2, yours is 2.75, mucho respect :T.
:eek: You had a spreadsheet for this??? :eek: :eek: :eek: :rotfl:2018 totals:
Savings £11,200
Mortgage Overpayments £5,5000 -
That's how much I loved my holidays :rotfl:. To be fair, it was just one part of a larger sheet - I could fly to Spain from at least three airports, to three airports, and dates were flexible. A spreadsheet was the easiest was the easiest way to compare.:eek: You had a spreadsheet for this??? :eek: :eek: :eek: :rotfl:A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort
Mortgage Balance = £0
"Do what others won't early in life so you can do what others can't later in life"0 -
That's how much I loved my holidays :rotfl:. To be fair, it was just one part of a larger sheet - I could fly to Spain from at least three airports, to three airports, and dates were flexible. A spreadsheet was the easiest was the easiest way to compare.
You really are one of a kind, Gally.
2018 totals:
Savings £11,200
Mortgage Overpayments £5,5000
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