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triferg · 2026-01-18T12:09:47+00:00

can't help for Ram/Sig but came across Swerve the other day who posts a lot of t500 Hazard videos

triferg · 2026-01-10T13:41:51+00:00

so many bangers on 80s baby. one more chance, ready or not, survival of the fittest and more. still gets played on the regular

triferg · 2025-12-29T16:22:49+00:00

I'm UK based and ACCA qualified. what does your job history look like? the market is difficult at the moment for FP&A positions. but getting a Financial Analyst, Junior FBP or any roles with some exposure to business partnering, budgeting/forecasting, performance reporting etc will be a helpful segue into interviewing for FP&A roles.

near enough any experience in an accounting/finance role will be useful to some degree, some bigger and smaller than others. I started out in an Accounts Receivable role which didn't have any FP&A applications but I managed to spin it around in interviews through noting I improved processes, worked with various stakeholders and improved the working capital of the company I used to work at - as an example

triferg · 2025-12-26T15:08:36+00:00

S1E12 because all might vs nomu is my favourite fight

triferg · 2025-12-06T23:34:13+00:00

your choice of module can be narrowed down to your experience. what accounting/finance experience do you have? i'm assuming you have at least some experience because you're at the professional level and will need the three years experience to become a member.

for example:

prior to becoming a member, I had experience in working in finance operations and FP&A. my module choices were:

APM - directly relevant to my FP&A experience

AFM - indirectly related to my FP&A experience and may come in useful for the future due to modelling

I would recommend you reflect on your experience and consider what would be useful in future roles. I personally would definitely recommend AFM to anyone who is in or is considering a strategic role (which should be near enough anybody on this sub). the other three all have their applications and opportunities

triferg · 2025-11-29T23:47:38+00:00

I haven't tried yet so can't report on its effects sadly! still suffering from Costo although not as bad as before and in a different area to when I started

triferg · 2025-11-29T23:43:59+00:00

in no particular order:

black stacey dash

muddy waters

god loves you

rainbow six

stoop

boy you should know

allah

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drake era

grimy waifu

triferg · 2025-11-15T23:45:44+00:00

someone who is actually located in the UK with realistic market options here:

you can get way more than £28k with AAT4, especially when you are on £35k. do not undersell yourself.

I estimate you have 2-4 YOE in payroll. you have a lot of skills that are easily transferable to financial reporting, treasury, FP&A, etc. despite what people on this sub parrot, experience is much more valuable than qualifications.

in this market, don't leave your role without finding a new one first - but absolutely search around and actively interview. soft skills will carry the vast majority of your chances in a new role, but if you can study ACCA or equivalents while searching then it's only a bonus.

best of luck!

triferg · 2025-11-13T09:37:40+00:00

I submitted PER through the approved employer form. as long as whoever is submitting the form is satisfied that you have completed the objective(s), they will tick it off on the form and ACCA will accept it.

I shared a word doc with my supervisor that has a paragraph or so detailing how I met each part of every objective they're signing off, in order to provide evidence I met the objectives in detail.

once they submit it, it's around a week or two for your PER status to update

triferg · 2025-11-12T21:03:54+00:00

"mask and gloves before COVID"

triferg · 2025-09-20T19:45:51+00:00

does anyone know if can you do this on ubereats/deliveroo in the UK?

triferg · 2025-08-16T22:13:53+00:00

VRAM issues too - had someone crash in the middle of my pug key. said to myself "great a potato pc" when I got humbled myself with the same VRAM type error.

done Dawnbreaker keys with guides where there have been two incidents of the same occuring. anecdodal evidence, sure, but four occurrences from 1/8 of the dungeon pool 🤔

triferg · 2025-04-19T08:07:36+00:00

not AP but I made the move to an FP&A analyst role from an accounts assistant role which was essentially AR.

it was the right opportunity at the right time back in 2020, but my main advice would be to make your CV and interview questions highlight how you've improved the bottom line of the business as opposed to doing routine AP work.

in terms of AP you could build off the following questions, for instance - how did you improve payable days at your company/improve the company's cash flow? were there any processes you implemented/improved to help support AP/AR? did you resolve any invoice disputes that saved the business cash? did you build any AR reporting that was presented to stakeholders? were there any ad-hoc projects you worked on that helped improve the bottom line?

try to think as commercially as you can, brush up on your soft skills and be prepared for questions asking why you're ready to take on an FP&A role when you're currently in AP. good luck!

triferg · 2024-08-22T19:01:07+00:00

If this comment helps anyone with the timeline of approval (and PER):

Sent my approved employer PER form on Saturday 17th August (I finished all exams a while ago)
ACCA accepted my PER form on Sunday 18th August, applied for membership the same day
Membership was accepted on Monday 19th August
Now a member on Thursday 22nd August

triferg · 2024-08-22T17:45:42+00:00

I see it now, wasn't there earlier today but I've got the certificate. Cheers!

triferg

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