<human>: Hi all, 

I lerk this subreddit every now and then hoping a gain some magical wisdom that will make my money troubles go away :) I landed a job this week (starting in a month) that will give me a 39,000 pay rise (from 81k to 120k). My goal is to purchase a house as soon as possible, but i accept that that might be 2 years or so away.

I will be getting a payout from my current job of ~9k nett, and will need to live for 5 weeks off this before i will start to get my new salary. Out of this i also need to purchase a reasonably powerful ultrabook for my new job.

I currently have 2 car loan (yes stupid i know, i am selling one of the cars!) @ 3000 and 8000 and 3000 in student debt to work through till im debt free. 

I have 1000 in savings (bugger all i know, i have been concentrating on my loans) so i will be working on this as well.

Once my loans are gone my monthly living costs will be ~2600 (including rent) and my income after tax will be 6880 so this leaves me with about 4280 per month to save.

I will be selling one of my cars for approx 12000 so that will wipe most of my debt, along with my payout.

This leads to my real question, how should i save my money for a house deposit? small houses where i live are very expensive (800000 and up) buy will have my partner buying in as well so that will help. Really want to get in to a place as soon as possible but want to invest wisely leading up to and during that pay off process.

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<bot>: I have a new job and will have 4280 to save each month, how should i save it towards a home loan?