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Mortgage free by 2021?!
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Enjoy your holiday and fingers crossed you get the role you want!
:easter_baMortgage Oct '20: £615k
Mortgage Feb '24: 590k
Debt Feb'24: £35,501.540 -
Thanks all!
Back from holiday which was excellent - just long enough to feel like a nice break, but not so long that it's super expensive. That said, we went over our vacation budget by about £150 thanks to eating out (and treating our friends a couple of times). We'll make up for it from other budget pots, plus the food was amazing.
Ended up with 2 offers and have accepted one. :j Should only have one day of genuinely being "unemployed" - last day of gardening leave should be a Thursday and new job will start on a Monday. The team's excited to have me and I think I'll like working with them. Bonus - didn't get 5k extra in salary but it's "set aside" for anything non-salary I want, likely pension. Total compensation should go up by about 10k compared to my current role, plus I won't have to pay taxes on the private medical insurance that I haven't used for a year.
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Congratulations on your super offer
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Great news!0
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Lovely to hear you had a good holiday and congrats on the new job! :T0
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Congrats on the new job ��0
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Congratulations on the job, great news :TBack on the DFW Wagon:
CC - £3,300 on 0% til 04/2020
CC - £4,500 on 0% til 02/2019
Loan - £12,063.84 as at 4/1/180 -
Well done on the new job!DFW (08/08) £64,346.53 Gone (02/19)
MFW (08/08) £118k Gone (09/23)0 -
Congratulations. Surely a new job means you'll need to make some spreadsheet adjustments...MFW: Was: £136,000.......Now: £47,736.58......0
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Welcome back and congrats on the new job!MFW 2017 #123 2018: £1,852.64/£39,200 (4.7%)0
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