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I’m not suggesting to look at the unit price, either. It’s not about whether it’s one year or one month. I’m suggesting to put it in the context of other recu
by powersnail 6y ago
I’m not suggesting to look at the unit price, either. It’s not about whether it’s one year or one month.
I’m suggesting to put it in the context of other recurring expenses, to get a real sense of how much it affect your finance. A recurring expense has a different impact on your finance than a one-time expense, so it should be evaluated as such.
In fact, $100000 dollar upfront is less affordable than $5000 for 20 months, due to the nature of income and expenses.