Budget Transfer Question Topic

Jtpsops
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Is there a reason there is a $2mil/$1mil minimum on budget transfers?

I get the 50% "tax", but why is there a minimum on transfer amounts?  If I have $1.2mil left in my coaching budget after signing everyone, why can't I transfer that somewhere? It may only be 600K, but it would be more useful than just having it sit there and be wasted.
7/9/2011 4:15 PM
hbdgirl
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You're screwed if you leave less than $2M in there. If you spend over $6M then make sure it's $8M, $10M etc.
7/9/2011 4:42 PM
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Simplicity in programming.  Learn how to budget. 

7/9/2011 5:38 PM
Jtpsops
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Thanks, Tips.  If I put $12mil in coaching because I want good coaches, but my top choices all go elsewhere and I have to sign lesser guys, that's not really an  error in budgeting. Unless, in all your expert wisdom, you've found a way to guarantee yourself the coaches and players you want.
8/7/2011 4:35 PM
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Maybe it's because everyone would do it, and it sort of seems silly to take your $262,240 left over from coaching and throw half if it into player salaries.  And its just another thing you "have" to do every year.  
8/8/2011 9:25 AM
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Why would that be silly? It's not as if a real MLB team would leave money in their budget without spending it if they had leftover cash.
8/9/2011 7:07 AM
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