u/Ordinary_Ideal1719

Usually the retirement targets I see are for families or couples, I’m curious how much single people target as their corpus?

Edit: SINK - Single income no kids

I’m wondering about this because renting alone in London is expensive.

Assuming the criteria are safety, modernity of the builds, and connectivity to central.

Assuming the criteria are safety, modernity of the builds, and connectivity to central.

I’m in a bit of a cash crunch and between paying for a guarantor company and other costs of moving, I’m wondering if it’s worth taking one of these deposit-free schemes on a monthly subscription, has anyone tried it?

I’m in a bit of a cash crunch and between paying for a guarantor company and other costs of moving, I’m wondering if it’s worth taking one of these deposit-free schemes on a monthly subscription, has anyone tried it?

I’m curious about experiences of those who live there, esp regarding safety, transportation, and the overall feel.

Disclaimer- I don’t plan to settle in the UK. However a Masters degree would grant a 1.5year graduate visa during which I would like to explore working in the Uk, mainly to gain cultural experience and insight. I see a number of contract roles for a year, I’m wondering if those are usually open to internationals that don’t require sponsorship?

I’m also curious what one would consider a good rent in that area for a studio or 1bed? Thanks in advance.

Curious to know about people studying past the age of 30 especially with a number of years of work experience in their field.

It doesn’t seem to be very popular but they have a good syllabus for a lot of tech-based courses. Did anyone here attend or apply there?

Edit: please read properly folks, I am asking specifically only about graduate visa and not sponsorship/ skilled visa afterwards etc. My_qualifications- a few years experience in tech. For those who did a UK masters, how was it getting a job on a graduate visa and is the high fee worth it?

I’m curious about your experiences.

I’m curious about your experiences.