The case-study library
Understand what
changes the result.
Original examples built around specific moving decisions. Follow the arithmetic, inspect the assumptions and replace the fictional figures with your evidence.
A monthly surplus can hide a shortfall
Separate recurring costs from arrival cash and annual prepayments. See how annual bills change the cash needed.
Housing offers → Comparable evidenceLower rent, higher arrival cash
Compare three fictional offers over the same stay. Check cost crossover and the bill that would change the decision.
Deposits → Refund uncertaintyTwo deposits, one moving window
See how overlapping rent and a later refund change the cash needed before arrival. Reopen the teaching calendar.
Transfer quotes → Recipient proceedsCompare equal total payments
Work through a quoted fee, exchange rate and receiving deduction without counting the same fee twice.
Commitments → A payment planBuild a checklist around dependencies
Record evidence, payment triggers, cancellation terms and the dates that can make a move unaffordable.
How to read an example
The scenarios are invented teaching inputs, not market prices, recommendations or customer results. Each article identifies what it demonstrates, what its assumptions leave out, and the evidence needed for a real decision. Our method and production process explain how the examples and tools are checked.