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EF £310 . SPC 039
# savings# £1101. Savings 2 £40.50 H2S £200.00
savingholmes said: Thanks SH, can't be worse than the last place. Fingers crossed anyway
Sarahwithlove said: That's harsh. Some of my friends in other sectors have been able to carry leave forward or sell it, which seems fairer.
Kids love school.... I'd send them in every day really. I could, but they discourage it if you're at home, so I'm keeping to the 3 days
New savings goals: House renovations £0/£15000, FFEF £0/£15000
Mortgage June 2020: £340K, aim to OP £100 per month minimum.
I think I've probably still got some antibodies.... they sent me in to scan covid positive patients a few times 1) because I'd had it, so 'would be safe' and 2) because the others were older and in 'at risk' categories. Made me chuckle at 42 that I was the young upstart
New savings goals: House renovations £0/£15000, FFEF £0/£15000
Mortgage June 2020: £340K, aim to OP £100 per month minimum.
EF £310 . SPC 039
# savings# £1101. Savings 2 £40.50 H2S £200.00
I think because it'll endlessly mutate, like the flu. I'm no expert though, just what I've been told
New savings goals: House renovations £0/£15000, FFEF £0/£15000
Mortgage June 2020: £340K, aim to OP £100 per month minimum.
Back to work next week, not overly looking forward to it, but needs must. Kids (younger 2 who are at primary) are going to key worker school, which they're really excited about.
I've offered to do mandatory training at home in advance and I'm getting paid for that, so that's nice
Very much looking forward to pay day on Monday, it's seemed a very long month financially and although we're in the black, it's looking tight!
New savings goals: House renovations £0/£15000, FFEF £0/£15000
Mortgage June 2020: £340K, aim to OP £100 per month minimum.
Busy at work, really liking new department. The manager is more realistic about list sizes and schedules the odd 10 min comfort break in which makes a difference. The team are nice and so far, so good.
Money wise, we're doing fine. Managed to save £500 in January, so that was good as usually we'd be paying off the Christmas hangover. My husband's annual bonus is being paid in March, he's been told it'll be £14k, so after 42% deducted for tax and NI it works out at about £8k. We're using it to renovate the bathroom, very pleased as it's the last room to complete
Hope everyone is doing ok in these strange times
New savings goals: House renovations £0/£15000, FFEF £0/£15000
Mortgage June 2020: £340K, aim to OP £100 per month minimum.