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Morning,
Meeting didn't go ahead yesterday, it was bad enough both him and the senior DC were checking up on me, I wasn't in the mood for a meeting with him. He's going to come back to site today allegedly. I predict one of three things will happen:
1. He wants to know where/why I'm going
2. He'll try to convince me to stay
3. He'll put me on garden leave
Hoping to get some surveys done today.
Not much else to report.
Back later.0 -
Morning,
£10.50 from PB hit the bank this morning, so that has been paid off the Cap One card. £12.42 has been redeemed from PA, once that hits the bank that too will be paid off.
I've notice a trend with BC too, if you pay off more each month, they gradually increase the amount that you need to pay minimum each month. I will be glad to get started on this one and get rid of it.
Surveys to date:
£12.42 PA Cashed out £0 pending
£36.05 OP
£6.85 PP
£2.00 VO
£10.50 PB Cashed out £6.00 confirmed
£10 Quidco pending
Plus DH's expenses of £386 are due on Friday/Monday so that will help ease things a bit.0 -
Hope you manage to have your meeting today, and get the outcome you want!"Good financial planning is about not spending money on things that add no value to your life in order to have more money for the things that do". Eoin McGee0
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How did today go PMO2? xxMummytogirls x0
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Hope you manage to have your meeting today, and get the outcome you want!mummytogirls wrote: »How did today go PMO2? xx
No meeting, I think he's avoiding me. I did get a letter through the post accepting my resignation. They finally got my address right too, I've only been telling them of the new one every month since we moved **rolls eyes**0 -
Congratulations on your new job, brilliant news. Perhaps your boss is avoiding the meeting as he knows that he may have to answer tough questions about his management and why you are leaving?Debt 04/11/22 - £0.00
Emergency Fund Goal - £1000/£106.89
Living Fund 1 Year - £2520/£640
Travel Pot - £2000/£350
Regular Saving Fund £4800/£4000 -
So happy you've got the new job, hope you're happier there x
Hope you have a good day x0 -
Congratulations on your new job x0
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Purplebonnie wrote: »Congratulations on your new job, brilliant news. Perhaps your boss is avoiding the meeting as he knows that he may have to answer tough questions about his management and why you are leaving?
Could be, the company isn't high on everyones christmas list at the moment, especially on site! xHiddenidenity wrote: »So happy you've got the new job, hope you're happier there x
Hope you have a good day x
Thanks lovely, i'm looking forward to not rushing around in the morning xCongratulations on your new job x
Thanks x0 -
Morning,
I have written October off, there's too much going on in the background to keep on track, although I will do my best to limit the damage.
I tried to log on to Cap One this morning, only to lock myself out of the account
so tonight, I need to dig out the card and reset the password...what a muppet!
Going to think about November, that in itself will be difficult as I will be starting my new job.
Have a great day.0
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