What to spend tickets on?

What to spend tickets on?

What’s the best thing to spend these tickets on? Should I just keep saving them?

u/GamingRaccoon7 — 1 day ago

Which character should I unlock?

I am using Hela as my main and close to unlocking her second resonance slot. Currently I have Thor resonance. My runes are centered on elements and swords.

I have 2 rare character chests.

u/GamingRaccoon7 — 29 days ago
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What to log in day sheets when there is nothing to do?

At my job I have to keep a day sheet that logs everything I do that day with times of how long I spent on each task. I have run into an issue where all of my tasks are caught up and I have maybe two hours worth of work to do until I get a new batch of tasks which doesn’t happen until a few days after the first of each month.

What am I supposed to log when I literally have nothing left to do? I don’t want to go to my supervisor and be given a bunch of extra work that is not part of my job. I also don’t want to seem lazy and make it obvious that I don’t have any work to do for the next few days. What do I do now?

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u/GamingRaccoon7 — 2 months ago
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Both the PAYE and IBR plans give me the same monthly payment amount and total to be paid. PAYE gives me a slightly higher end of payment balance.

I aim to seek PSLF, but do not have enough qualifying payments yet.

I know PAYE will phase out in 2028.

What are the main differences between the two plans and how should I decide which is best for me?

Either one I go with cuts my current payment under the standard repayment plan down by about 1/4 the amount. I can’t understand what the main differences between the two plans are, they seem about the same to me other than the fact that PAYE shows a higher end of payment balance (I don’t fully understand what that means either).

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u/GamingRaccoon7 — 4 months ago

Both the PAYE and IBR plans give me the same monthly payment amount and total to be paid. PAYE gives me a slightly higher end of payment balance.

I aim to seek PSLF, but do not have enough qualifying payments yet.

I know PAYE will phase out in 2028.

What are the main differences between the two plans and how should I decide which is best for me?

Either one I go with cuts my current payment under the standard repayment plan down by about 1/4 the amount. I can’t understand what the main differences between the two plans are, they seem about the same to me other than the fact that PAYE shows a higher end of payment balance (I don’t fully understand what that means either).

Edit: I would be under new IBR for all loans. All loans were taken after July 2014.

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u/GamingRaccoon7 — 4 months ago