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Should itsthelittlethings spend less on coffee?
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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 x0 -
No spend day today.
Thank you for all the comments.Credit card 2395
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YesHave 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 ….Sealed pot challenge 822
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We’re going out for the day today. I’m allowing myself £10 spending money.Credit card 2395
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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.Credit card 2395
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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.Credit card 2395
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Have you just started the course?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.
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...
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Yeah, I can’t afford to do a Law masters and I’m too old to become a lawyer anyway.Emmia said:
Have you just started the course?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.
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...Credit card 2395
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I hope it takes about five hours as I enjoy studying.Credit card 2395
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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.itsthelittlethings said:
Yeah, I can’t afford to do a Law masters and I’m too old to become a lawyer anyway.Emmia said:
Have you just started the course?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.
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...1
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