Should I…? — decision reports
Structured analysis for "Should I" questions across money, work, life, and learning. Every report gives a clear answer first, then the calculations, scenarios, assumptions, and a 0–100 Choice Score behind it.
Featured reports
- Should I Take a Sabbatical Year to Travel Through Asia?Taking a sabbatical year to travel through Asia is recommended if you have secured at least 12 months of living expenses, professional re-entry safeguards, and Choice Score: 96/100
- Migrating a 5-Year-Old WordPress Blog to a Static Site Generator: Comprehensive Decision AnalysisMigrating a 5-year-old WordPress blog to a static site generator is recommended if your primary goals are maximizing page speed, eliminating server maintenance Choice Score: 99/100
- Should I switch my blog from shared hosting to a VPS in 2026?You should switch your blog from shared hosting to a Virtual Private Server (VPS) if your traffic exceeds approximately 10,000 monthly visitors, your revenue poChoice Score: 99/100
- Should I consolidate my debt with a personal loan?Consolidate only if the new loan’s rate is clearly lower than the weighted average rate of the debts you’re combining, and you won’t run the old balances back uChoice Score: 89/100
- Should I buy an electric car in 2026?Buy an EV if you have reliable home or workplace charging and drive enough miles for the lower running costs to repay the higher purchase price within your owneChoice Score: 84/100
- Should I refinance my mortgage in 2026?Refinance only if the monthly saving pays back the closing costs before you plan to move or refinance again — your break-even point. The old "1% lower rate" rulChoice Score: 89/100
- Should I buy a house or keep renting in 2026?Buy only if you’ll stay put long enough to out-run the transaction costs — usually about 5 years — and the monthly cost of owning isn’t wildly above renting. ThChoice Score: 90/100
- Should I quit my job to go freelance?Only after you have a pipeline. The math works best when you can bill roughly 1.5–2× your current salary rate (to cover gaps, taxes, and benefits you lose) and Choice Score: 79/100