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When your bills are paid, you have a roof over head, food, car, clothes and some put back for the future, anything over that would be disposable.
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What's left, if anything, from your paycheck after all the bills are paid.
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It means you've got money to burn. So much, in fact, that you can torch it for fun: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid
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Disposable income is income you can actually use to buy various goods and services. It begins as your "net pay" (the amount of your pay cheque _after_ all deductions have been taken off). It then includes any interest you receive on savings bonds, fixed-time deposits, government payouts (such as your income tax refund), and other sources of cash. Here's a more complete definition: www.canadianeconomy.gc.ca/English/economy/disposable.html A word of advice: whereever you see "Canadians" on that page, you can substitute your own nationality with no change in meaning.
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Any money over and above the amount you need for bare subsistence.
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It means the money that you have left after the tax has been deducted.You either spend it or save it.
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It means that you have enough money to wipe your nose with it!
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