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Marginal minutes for me = time with kiddos!
But even if optimising for $$, I suspect most people would get a better return from mortgage switching, superannuation switching, energy retail switching, etc.
But even if optimising for $$, I suspect most people would get a better return from mortgage switching, superannuation switching, energy retail switching, etc.
November 19, 2024 at 9:01 PM
Marginal minutes for me = time with kiddos!
But even if optimising for $$, I suspect most people would get a better return from mortgage switching, superannuation switching, energy retail switching, etc.
But even if optimising for $$, I suspect most people would get a better return from mortgage switching, superannuation switching, energy retail switching, etc.
This is a sensible economic take but, as a time poor parent, my utility curve for marginal time sits on an 3-axis efficiency frontier spanning “time with children”, “financial benefits” and “sleep”. I cannot see DR making it onto that curve, and reckon policy should reflect that!
November 18, 2024 at 10:50 AM
This is a sensible economic take but, as a time poor parent, my utility curve for marginal time sits on an 3-axis efficiency frontier spanning “time with children”, “financial benefits” and “sleep”. I cannot see DR making it onto that curve, and reckon policy should reflect that!