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annual ticket/split/1st help

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contractor

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Hi,

I'm approaching annual renewal time and am looking at options.

The current rate for a 2nd annual SEV (sevenoaks) to CST (London Cannon Street)£3608. It's possible to split this at NWX (NewCross) with two tickets at £2212 and £820 (£3032) for a saving of £576 per year which is definitely worthwhile.

However, I currently have a 1st ticket (£5420 to renew SEV-CST) and am struggling to find an equivalent that can be split. I suspect its because normally NWX trains don't have 1st but there is a train that is published with 1st but it looks like the ticketing options on Southeastern's site don't pick this up - it offers via London options only which obviously are more expensive.

Any ideas? Or is this a non-starter for a first/split equivalent? Renewal is early June

Thx
 
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Please could you edit your post to explain at least once what all the station codes are. It can be tricky for people reading this who don't know what SEV and CST is - they may not even realise they're stations!
 

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There is no 1st class point to point Season from New Cross to London; if you wish to use 1st class throughout, you would need a London Zones 1-2 Travelcard priced at £2,108 for an annual
 

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You can't expect the prices of standard class fares to tell you much about the prices of first class ones, particularly if you are trying to work out if it's worth splitting anywhere. If may be worth looking at fares to Chelsfield, though.
 
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