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Excess Travel money, and moving?

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Excess Travel money, and moving?

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I've previously been paid the Excess Travel lump sum for transferring to a different office, and I'm thinking of moving home in the near future. I was wondering how the money I've already been paid could be affected? I'm assuming I would only have to pay money back if the new home I moved into is CLOSER to my new office?
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Re: Excess Travel money, and moving?

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Page 27 of the new MTSF which incorporates BT2010 seems to say yes,but i haven't read the whole thing,see appendix 7 / 5.55
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Re: Excess Travel money, and moving?

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The move will actually make me further from my new office. Obviously I don't expect additional money, but based on the agreement then there surely is no chance of my ETE being adversely affected... Now I'll just be needing a change of address form...