So not too long ago I mentioned that I had bought some glasses but had to wait for my benefits to reimburse me. Well they finally did. I received $126. It was deposited directly into my account yesterday, how fantastic!
I was actually confused for a good 20 minutes trying to figure out where the money came from, but was pleasantly surprised once I figured it out.
Benefits Reimbursement
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Yay for benefits! It's amazing how much they help.
ReplyDeleteThank goodness for benefits!
ReplyDeleteI have that problem every time I get a reimbursement. I end up spending 20 minutes flipping between the Bank account statement and my budget trying to figure out where the extra money came from
ReplyDeleteYayy!. Now if only J. had benefits and you were on them!
ReplyDelete@ Mom - he does have benefits - I'm just not on them. For that to happen we'd have to declare each other common law...
ReplyDeletehmm.. perhaps that's worth a blog post.
You talk about having kids together and buying a house together.... Umm, can you say committed relationship?
ReplyDelete@ Mom - your funny :P
ReplyDeleteI think it has more to do with the increase in benefit premiums then anything else, but defn. worth looking into.