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Living Room / Re: The pleasure and possibilities of living a time-shifted life?
« Last post by wraith808 on August 08, 2012, 12:55 PM »Not all that tough to do. I pay off my car insurance for the year within about 5 months of the yearly cycle, and then I try to do my yearly savings (or in this case desperation while unemployed!) in the summer.
-TaoPhoenix (August 07, 2012, 10:10 AM)
It's a little more involved than that. An example. I change jobs today. My new job pays 30 days in arrears, but my old job pays on time. Let's say that both pay on the first. Since my pay is time shifted, on 9/1 I'm actually releasing funds from 7/1 (full paycheck from old job). With that, I pay bills from November, including estimated utilities based on the average for the year. It doesn't matter that I actually haven't gotten paid from my new job. It also doesn't matter that I didn't get paid from my old job (except for the 8 days in August). That money used was already made two months ago. And is paying bills from two months in the future. I'd have to (1) not get paid for two months, and then (2) not pay bills for two months for everything to be back to normal.

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