Buying a little piece of Middle England; Manifesting my way to mortgage free.

debtfreewannabe321

Thanks MFW

debtfreewannabe321

Oh and just received an email from old employer's payroll....after much to-ing and fro-ing and them asking me what hours I have worked etc they come back to me and say, well we can't help you anyway it has to be done via the store incompetence does not even cover that company- I used to enjoy shopping there and now I find myself avoiding it all costs knowing how utterly useless they are! I did deliver that letter with hours and speak to SM so hopefully it will be done. They owe me at least 20 hours. 

MFWannabe

Shows what a good decision it was leaving them 😁

beanielou

Whit a shower. 

debtfreewannabe321

Tis not finished yet but isn't it cute 🥰 went wrong a few times but luckily you can't tell 🤫

redofromstart

Congrats on the job.

KajiKita

That cross stitch is cute 🥰 

Congratulations on the job 🥳🎉 - 24 hours a week should be a nice balance of work and life, especially if the commute is small. 

The other lot are a shower! 20 hours’ pay is definitely worth pursuing - stick to your guns! 

KK

debtfreewannabe321

I agree with all of you on the last job. I am not even surprised at this point though.

I am just working out how much I should get paid in the new job. I couldn't figure the sum out (with it being pro rata and being paid every month but only working 36 weeks a year, maths not my strongest point) so I put it into a search engine and it has come up with this figure - £838.75. Hopefully the chat bot understood what I was asking and it is correct.... It is slightly less an hour than my last job I think but I get a lot of respite time and it's only 24 hours so I am feeling a bit brighter about it all now. It also won't be as physical as my last two jobs which used to exhaust me. It is a half hour walk there, and back... so no travel costs. I spoke to the lady who told me about the job and urged me to go for it and she said it will probably be around 4 weeks until I start as that's how long on average it seems to take for other new starters to get in after paperwork is all signed off. I can try and finish the kitchen and some other small jobs off in that time. And I should get my first pay pack before christmas which will be good. I do feel a little flat about it all though. 

DP had a fantastic day at his new job though so he's happy, although has a bit of brainache from all the new info!

beanielou

Fantastic news on the job. Good balance with the hours. 🤩

beanielou

Why do you think that you feel flat?