redid bills UI, you can now choose CPI or FLAT X% as well, via a drop-down not a set of buttons. The changing of inflation also tweaks any bills using CPI, all works
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bills html, and growth types are very lame... could I do something more like:
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{% for gt in growth %}
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{% if gt.name == 'Min' %}
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<option value='min'
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{% if bt.which_growth == gt.name %}selected{% endif %}
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>{{'%.2f'|format(bt.ann_growth_min)}}% {{gt.name}}</option>
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CALC:
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* if I quit at different times of the financial year, technically the amount I earn will be taxed
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differently, but hard to calc - slides around with tax brackets in future
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UI:
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* allow changing comparison when in tab with graph of comparisons - remember to force redraw page and then come to graph again
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* I *COULD* have a basic date check/workflow, e.g. it now>last_update+14 (and its more than a paydate <- need to think that bit through)
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then the question mark can be more prominent -> use an <alert> that suggests updating as per ?
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* to allow <yr> total on bill summary, need to re-work annual growth to a drop-down
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- [DONE] mock-up
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- need to change 'which growth' to accommodate new growth models (cpi, override*)
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- [DONE] do this in DB with new table - then don't do crazy pattern matching/making up overrides in the UI code
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- get UI to use bill_growth_types table
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- get UseGrowth() to use bill_growth_types table
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For bills:
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* might need to be able to mark a specific bill as an outlier:
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