more than two hours a day?

[Woodsey]

Sorry mate, even nothing remotely up your street. 

[AdamM]

Current situation is a nice 40 minute drive each way to a flexitime job, at my desk by 7:30, hit the road back at 4pm, cook for the family every night and knock off at 1pm on a Friday. But bored shitless and no pay review in sight.

Considering a job in London that would be approx 90 mins each way on train/tube, leave the house about the same time, but unlikely to be home much before 7pm. But it's £20k-£25k more a year Plus other benefits, good career move, more challenging and interesting job.

weighing up the pros/cons of the lifestyle change compared to the long term rewards. Couldn't afford the up front cost of an annual season ticket, so would be stuck paying over the odds for monthly or quarterly tickets, which would reduce the financial benefits, but I'd still be up.

[Longines]

With a bit of planning monthly train season tickets can work out cheaper than an annual. A monthly doesn't have to be for 30/31 days, you can buy them for any length you like so make sure one expires just before Easter/summer hols/Christmas and then you're not paying for one when you don't need it.

[Marky147]

Sorry mate, even nothing remotely up your street. 

Haha, nevermind... I'll keep harassing my neuro then

[AdamM]

With a bit of planning monthly train season tickets can work out cheaper than an annual. A monthly doesn't have to be for 30/31 days, you can buy them for any length you like so make sure one expires just before Easter/summer hols/Christmas and then you're not paying for one when you don't need it.

Thanks, I did wonder about that. Likelihood would be first 3-6 months would be in the office, but would try and introduce some working from home after that, so annual would make less sense I guess.