Short of cash? Ja-Ja says: Get some reverse income! What's that? REVERSE INCOME is money you SAVE, perhaps by not spending. See, if you go to the store and buy something new, it might cost $100, plus 7% sales tax. But if you get it used (at a garage sale for cheap, or a dumpster for free) you don't have to WORK to earn the $107 to buy the item. The money saved is "REVERSE INCOME" and can be counted as if you earned it - because you did, by shopping wisely.
Agreed if something you need or if you use disposable income. Here an example, Some shoppers, will buy dozens of shoes because they were on sale (say 70% off), but if you don't need all these extra pairs of shoes you're just spending money that can be spent on something else that's actually needed.
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If in doubt, just ask yourself: W.W.J.J.D? What Would Ja-Ja Do?
Short of cash? Ja-Ja says: Get some reverse income! What's that? REVERSE INCOME is money you SAVE, perhaps by not spending. See, if you go to the store and buy something new, it might cost $100, plus 7% sales tax. But if you get it used (at a garage sale for cheap, or a dumpster for free) you don't have to WORK to earn the $107 to buy the item. The money saved is "REVERSE INCOME" and can be counted as if you earned it - because you did, by shopping wisely.
Agreed if something you need or if you use disposable income. Here an example, Some shoppers, will buy dozens of shoes because they were on sale (say 70% off), but if you don't need all these extra pairs of shoes you're just spending money that can be spent on something else that's actually needed.
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