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I'm going to be working now full-time, so time to get rid of PAYG and move
back to season tickets again. Hurrah! No more wondering whether or not to swipe or not to swipe! I can use the full Silverlink! Yee ha! Yeah I'm being a bit sarcastic. But back to question. I am hoping to be at work from next Monday, for at least a year and a half, using the tube every day except the odd weekend, and for 4 weeks' holiday and a couple of weeks off unpaid, when I will not be travelling, as I will be recovering for an operation on my ear later this year. Which works out cheaper? 1 year from Monday, meaning that I lose out on getting another year on 31 December at the current price, as I would be have to pay next year's rates when renewing in June 2007. A 7 month travelcard from Monday, meaning that I get the chance of getting a whole year on 31 December at the current price. Individual monthly, and occasional, weekly season tickets until 31 December, meaning I save by not having a travelcard I will not be using for the time I am recovering from my op or on holiday? Or can I get that back anyway, even if I *do* get a season ticket? Confused.com here. Ta! |
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