To be honest, they do look to be relevant useful subjects just from their names - some of them may even get you exemptions from the odd CT. However, the extra cost of going back to uni would be better spent on just doing the rest of the CT's I reckon. Also, it does seem a shame to be forking out all the money yourself - you want your employer to be paying for them if at all possible.
I think your back up plans are a good idea - actuaries are generally a risk averse bunch so you seem like you're on the right track but it is worth sending your CV off to employers (whether they are recruiting or not) as a job in the industry is really what you want rather than lots more expensive education that's going to end up costing you a lot.
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