Synonyms for disposable income
dis·pos·able in·come

Princeton's WordNet

1. disposable incomenoun

   income (after taxes) that is available to you for saving or spending

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1. • Income
   • Tax

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1. Blade CEO Rob Wiesenthal:

   Many people were kind of surprised that this would be the first [ country ] that we went to but it's a huge opportunity, it's clear the younger consumer with higher disposable income is paying for experiences much more than they are for products today — that's what we see in the Blade CEO Rob Wiesenthal and we're seeing many of the same signals in India.

2. Adam Sarhan:

   Things are looking positive since the shopping season coincided with a big drop in crude oil, which means lower gas prices, that translates to more disposable income, which could mean stronger retail sales.

3. Jeb Bush:

   You can take it out of context all you want, but high sustained growth means people work 40 hours rather than 30 hours and that by our success they have disposable income for their families to decide how they want to spend it rather than standing in line and being dependent upon government.

4. Mustafa Mohatarem:

   The U.S. is adding jobs, disposable income is rising, energy prices and interest rates remain low and business continues to invest, but the fact remains this has been a slow recovery, the economy still has room to grow and so do auto sales, particularly now that the millennials are entering the workforce and starting households.

5. Zhang Qidi:

   The impact of COVID-19 is big and is long, citizens are heavily indebted because of their home and car loans and that has resulted in a decline in disposable income.