The real cost of things
What an hour of your life is really worth — and the true price of the things you buy, counted in time and total cost rather than the sticker.
- What an hour of your life is really worth (your real hourly wage) Your pay divided by your hours isn't what you actually earn per hour. Subtract what the job costs you and add the hours it quietly eats, and you get your real hourly wage — and the true price of a purchase, counted in hours of life. Open →
- The true cost of owning a car (it's not the sticker price) A car costs far more than what you pay for it. Add up depreciation, gas, insurance, maintenance, and registration over the years you'll own it — and see the real cost per year and per mile. Open →