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disposable

adjective as in expendable

adjective as in paper

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After his essential bills, he says he has £200-£250 of disposable income and has noticed food prices continuing to rise.

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That tipping point is different for each person, and depends on the amount of stress you’re willing to endure as a guest, in addition to your own disposable income.

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These accounts stand to primarily benefit wealthy families, who have more disposable income to contribute to such plans, as well as other methods of leveraging them for maximum gain.

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He says it has left him with "next to no disposable income".

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“Reducing regular contributions to retirement accounts is another way that non-retirees can increase their disposable income when facing economic challenges,” the Fed said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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