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Sundaysgirl wrote: »Great! That saving will really add up over the year. Any work news?
No not yet, should be in the next week or 2.
I had an interview last week but unfortunately didn't get it0 -
Well I wish you all the best - both in your current job security and in your job search. Look at that first interview as good practice for the next oneMFW 2017 #123 2018: £1,852.64/£39,200 (4.7%)0
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Heard this week I'm not affected by this round of redundancies, so I'm safe for now
Still looking for another job though, had an interview last week and I should hear by the end of the week if I've been successful, really want the job so I've got everything crossed!
Still no overpaymentsreally getting me down to be honest, every month where I have the money to overpay something else comes up that I have to spend the money on
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Fingers crossed for the interview and great to hear your current job is safe- takes some pressure off you hopefully
I'd try not to be too down on your op's at the moment- things like kitchen tiling is investing in your home for the long term. Chin up chickenFirst home- Oct’16 until June’21: £170.995- Overpayments made £13,784 (25% extra!).
New forever home- Sep’21 £309,449 @ 2.05%. Plan to clear it before 30 years!!!!!!0 -
Kittenkirst wrote: »Fingers crossed for the interview and great to hear your current job is safe- takes some pressure off you hopefully
I'd try not to be too down on your op's at the moment- things like kitchen tiling is investing in your home for the long term. Chin up chicken
Thank you, I suppose at least I don't waste money on rubbish I don't need.
My partner on the other hand... :rotfl:0 -
I GOT THE JOB!!!
Cant quite believe it, its about £4k a year more plus a bonus which I don't currently get.
Plus its 1 mile from my house! So will be ideal when my son starts school in a couple of years0 -
Congratulations - amazing news on all counts! Presumably you'll make a saving on travel costs, too?
Really pleased to hear the positive turnaroundMFW 2017 #123 2018: £1,852.64/£39,200 (4.7%)0 -
Sundaysgirl wrote: »Congratulations - amazing news on all counts! Presumably you'll make a saving on travel costs, too?
Really pleased to hear the positive turnaround
Thank you
Yes I will also be better off on the fuel costs, I currently do about 25 miles a day to work and back and spend about £40 a week
Probably be about £10 a week now :rotfl:0 -
Wow ,well done ,i have been following your diary so pleased for you.0
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