Should itsthelittlethings spend less on coffee?

vampirotoothus

Hi, you have no rent or mortgage, is that correct?
Have you  checked to see if you can get a balance transfer card? That would save you some money.
What are your short / long term goals? Good luck V x

itsthelittlethings

No spend day today.

Thank you for all the comments.

dawnybabes

Yes

Have you the octopus app ? You can get a free weekly coffee from Greggs or Cafe Nero.  I’m with 3 on my mobile and I can get a weekly cafe Nero for £1 ….

itsthelittlethings

We’re going out for the day today. I’m allowing myself £10 spending money.

itsthelittlethings

My short term goals are to stay in my job or get a better one. My long term goals are to have a nice office job where I can walk around and use my brain and have time in the evening to do arts and crafts. I just don’t want everything to feel so pressured.

I’m starting studying Business and Law access with the Open University. I like studying and will probably only need to spend 3 hours a week on it as I’m a fast reader. If it doesn’t go well it doesn’t matter.

itsthelittlethings

I’d like to earn about thirty thousand pounds. It would take the pressure off and let me move forward financially. I don’t want that if it means pressure.

Emmia

Yes

itsthelittlethings said:

My short term goals are to stay in my job or get a better one. My long term goals are to have a nice office job where I can walk around and use my brain and have time in the evening to do arts and crafts. I just don’t want everything to feel so pressured.

I’m starting studying Business and Law access with the Open University. I like studying and will probably only need to spend 3 hours a week on it as I’m a fast reader. If it doesn’t go well it doesn’t matter.

Have you just started the course?

I'm doing a part time law masters with the OU and I can assure you, you'll need more than 3hrs per week (I spend 16hrs a week or so on it)  - it's not just the reading, it's the cogitating to assimilate what you've read into an assignment.

Nice office jobs usually don't include much walking around unfortunately... 

itsthelittlethings

Emmia said:

itsthelittlethings said:

My short term goals are to stay in my job or get a better one. My long term goals are to have a nice office job where I can walk around and use my brain and have time in the evening to do arts and crafts. I just don’t want everything to feel so pressured.

I’m starting studying Business and Law access with the Open University. I like studying and will probably only need to spend 3 hours a week on it as I’m a fast reader. If it doesn’t go well it doesn’t matter.

Have you just started the course?

I'm doing a part time law masters with the OU and I can assure you, you'll need more than 3hrs per week (I spend 16hrs a week or so on it)  - it's not just the reading, it's the cogitating to assimilate what you've read into an assignment.

Nice office jobs usually don't include much walking around unfortunately... 

Yeah, I can’t afford to do a Law masters and I’m too old to become a lawyer anyway.

itsthelittlethings

I hope it takes about five hours as I enjoy studying.

Emmia

Yes

itsthelittlethings said:

Emmia said:

itsthelittlethings said:

My short term goals are to stay in my job or get a better one. My long term goals are to have a nice office job where I can walk around and use my brain and have time in the evening to do arts and crafts. I just don’t want everything to feel so pressured.

I’m starting studying Business and Law access with the Open University. I like studying and will probably only need to spend 3 hours a week on it as I’m a fast reader. If it doesn’t go well it doesn’t matter.

Have you just started the course?

I'm doing a part time law masters with the OU and I can assure you, you'll need more than 3hrs per week (I spend 16hrs a week or so on it)  - it's not just the reading, it's the cogitating to assimilate what you've read into an assignment.

Nice office jobs usually don't include much walking around unfortunately... 

Yeah, I can’t afford to do a Law masters and I’m too old to become a lawyer anyway.

The the OUs law masters won't qualify you as a lawyer, you'd need to pass the SQA exams or the BPC. I'm not doing it to be a lawyer.