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michael21
28-09-2020, 08:13 AM
This should be interesting

UserSince2005
28-09-2020, 08:15 AM
£0.00 since covid :dance:

michael21
28-09-2020, 08:18 AM
£0.00 since covid :dance:

But now much have you saved

Babayaro.
28-09-2020, 08:29 AM
Too much

michael21
28-09-2020, 08:30 AM
Too much

That a lot

Cherie
28-09-2020, 08:34 AM
nada, I have worked from home for years, and when I worked in a school I was able to walk :dance:

Dogeatdog
28-09-2020, 01:28 PM
Well I put £20 worth of VPower in my car and that works out to about £900ish a year but I do use the car for other things as well (and there is the odd occasion where I don’t need to put any petrol in at all). If used it strictly for work it would probably be a lot less than that.

Marsh.
28-09-2020, 05:07 PM
1000s on my private jet.

michael21
28-09-2020, 05:27 PM
Well I put £20 worth of VPower in my car and that works out to about £900ish a year but I do use the car for other things as well (and there is the odd occasion where I don’t need to put any petrol in at all). If used it strictly for work it would probably be a lot less than that.

That not as bad as some but still bad

Dogeatdog
28-09-2020, 05:41 PM
That not as bad as some but still bad

It’s a lot but then before I had a car I was topping up my Oyster card for £20 a week to get to work. At least with the car I can quickly nip out somewhere if I need too and I don’t have that worry of unreliable public transport every morning :laugh:. That’s how I look at it anyways.

Cherie
28-09-2020, 05:44 PM
It’s a lot but then before I had a car I was topping up my Oyster card for £20 a week to get to work. At least with the car I can quickly nip out somewhere if I need too and I don’t have that worry of unreliable public transport every morning :laugh:. That’s how I look at it anyways.

Bet you are glad in these times to be driving as well

MTVN
28-09-2020, 05:54 PM
Probably about £1000 a year

Dogeatdog
28-09-2020, 08:37 PM
Bet you are glad in these times to be driving as well

Yes I was actually very lucky. My old car broke down in August last year and I had to get rid of it. I was saving from that point all the way till March when I found the car I wanted to buy. I bought it on the Saturday and then on the Monday we went into lockdown.

michael21
28-09-2020, 09:15 PM
Probably about £1000 a year

Way to much is your transport ever late

smudgie
28-09-2020, 10:18 PM
Nothing at all.:blush:

michael21
28-09-2020, 11:30 PM
Nothing at all.:blush:

But how

user104658
29-09-2020, 09:14 AM
£0 to sit at my lovely desk at home :joker:. We do drive quite a bit though (my wife for work, supermarket trips, random jaunts to the hills/beaches etc) so we probably spend about £60 a week on fuel on an average week. Less if my wife's on leave, more if we randomly decide on a "big drive" (we've been known to go on random 5 hour drives on a weekend).

So yeah we spend about £3000/year on fuel :umm2:. I guess it would have been slightly more when I didn't work from home, but not that much, it was only about 10 minutes drive.

michael21
03-10-2020, 08:45 PM
£0 to sit at my lovely desk at home :joker:. We do drive quite a bit though (my wife for work, supermarket trips, random jaunts to the hills/beaches etc) so we probably spend about £60 a week on fuel on an average week. Less if my wife's on leave, more if we randomly decide on a "big drive" (we've been known to go on random 5 hour drives on a weekend).

So yeah we spend about £3000/year on fuel :umm2:. I guess it would have been slightly more when I didn't work from home, but not that much, it was only about 10 minutes drive.

Well when it come to cars there also all the other cost tax and so on