Current Events > This is my first experience with having a company pay for relocation.

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This will be interesting... I essentially get $5500 to move from Austin, TX to San Antonio, TX.

$3000 is essentially for breaking my lease and associated fees, and then I get another $2500 to do whatever I want with in this regard and I don't have to pay it back. the $2500 will be sent to my bank account, but I'll have to get reimbursed for the $3000 by submitting expenses electronically. I believe that will more than cover everything.

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are you going to rent again or look for a house

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It should be more.

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Romulox28 posted...

are you going to rent again or look for a house

I'm getting an apartment. Hopefully this new company will be somewhere I'll stick around for the rest of my career... If I'm still at the same company for about 5 years or so and I have no desire to leave, I'll look into buying a house.

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fan357 posted...

It should be more.

Eh, this more than covers all of the expenses, which is what I need.

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Nice. I'd much prefer them just giving the cash. For mine, I had to book the stuff like car shipping and personal items shipping through a specific company and they then pay for it
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emblem boy posted...

Nice. I'd much prefer them just giving the cash. For mine, I had to book the stuff like car shipping and personal items shipping through a specific company.

Yeah... It'll all work out, though. The costs associated with breaking my lease are gonna be about $3300, but I don't think I'll spend anywhere near $2200 for the rest. I'll come out with more money once this is all done.

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