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alisone
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Posted - 15 April 2009 :  09:13:40  Show Profile  Visit alisone's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Had my OR interview today! Wasn't aware just how nervous I was till the time approached. The man I spoke to (Hull office) was very nice & approachable. He asked me pretty much all the questions on the SOA. The credit card section took the longest as I had half a dozen of them. I was literally blushing when he pointed out how often I go to the supermarket! I am just incapable of going in for a loaf of bread and a pint of milk - I always come out with a trolleyful! (But that stops now, people!) I was blushing even more when he asked if there were some product at the supermarket I was buying more than others and I realised he was asking if I had a drink problem! No - I'm just greedy... Other than that he asked what I thought my biggest purchase was with the cards and I really couldn't think of anything. Afterwards I realised it was probably the amount I spend at garages keeping my old car on the road. By this time I was dreading the I&E section and foresaw us haggling over the food shopping allowance but I was staggered when he said I wouldn't have an IPA and didn't even bother going through my expenditure. I consider myself to be on a reasonable wage so I thought I would have at least a small amount to pay. And that was it! Very nice man. And even though I felt I didn't offer a very convincing account of how I'd managed to land myself in 30k of debt, he still implied the BR might be ended early. Got my wage slip today too and I intend to spend it wisely and open a savings account. Good luck to everyone else. x

maizie
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Posted - 15 April 2009 :  09:36:31  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Glad things went well for you today, its all over and done with now. Heres to a bright new future!

Maizie
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paulsc
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Posted - 15 April 2009 :  09:41:42  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
WOW DING DANG DO well done so if you thought you would get a IPA what was your disposible income after bill as that is my worry

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gally
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Posted - 15 April 2009 :  09:57:56  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
i went br in hull firm but fair i have to say
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LastResort
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 15 April 2009 :  09:59:49  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Brilliant! I bet you feel great...I know I do! All the best for the future x
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alisone
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Posted - 15 April 2009 :  21:25:32  Show Profile  Visit alisone's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Thank you everyone. The support on here is great. x

Paulsc, my DI according to the figures I submitted was £80 so based on that I suppose I wouldn't have got an IPA. However, my salary is going up by £20 a month, I thought my housekeeping claim of £380 for me and my 9 yr old might be considered too much and I also thought he might dismiss my claim of £25 for children's activities and £15 for birthdays/Xmas.

In fact, I got the impression he just based his decision on my salary (around £23000 pa) and didn't really analyse the breakdown I'd given him at all. Might be wrong though.



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paulsc
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Posted - 15 April 2009 :  22:09:22  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Thanks Alisone please you have come through the nitemare and your info is very intersting

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