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That's how I read it too, which while a bit obtuse, I can see being useful if all you are looking for is some big number that helps you with _yearly_ cost proje
by poulsbohemian 8y ago
That's how I read it too, which while a bit obtuse, I can see being useful if all you are looking for is some big number that helps you with _yearly_ cost projections (but does nothing for you if your costs increase _right this minute_).
- tlarkworthy 8y agoNo it makes sense to smooth the numbers so your monthly costs are not wildly skewed by whether there are two or three pay periods in that particular month. Other costs will be monthly.
- jaxn 8y agoExcept that your expenses ARE wildly skewed by a 50% increase in labor some months. Maybe smooth is fine for modeling, but when making decisions of when to spend or not spend, you need to know when you will have money. It could be that delaying the transition to full-time by 1-2 months would have made it all work