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Meanings of disposable income in English

Russian
располагаемый доход
Spanish
renta familiar disponible

Personal income not dedicated to a recurring or necessary expense, that may instead be spent at the owner's discretion or whim.

располагаемый доход
Usage of disposable income in English
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At the average price, that equals 60 years' worth of disposable income.
Reuters
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Lower rates would boost disposable income and offer hard-pressed consumers some relief.
The Irish Times
3
This is happening at a time when punters' disposable income is shrinking.
The Irish Times
4
It meant class, speed, and enough disposable income to accept no substitute.
The last hero: a life of henry aaron
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Mortgage refinancing at lower rates also leaves households with more disposable income.
Reuters
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Household debt also remains high, at around 149 percent of disposable income.
Reuters
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Most South Africans still have little disposable income to put towards meat.
The South African
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Compared to other professions teachers enjoy relatively poor levels of disposable income.
The Irish Times
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They won't have the life chances, they won't have the disposable income.
The Guardian
10
Furthermore, hazardous alcohol consumption among young people is strongly related to disposable income.
The Irish Times
11
Resurgent UK inflation looks set to eat into consumers' disposable income this year.
Reuters
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Falling food prices are boosting disposable income and benefiting the company, Whiteside said.
The Guardian
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This is good news for both real disposable income and competitiveness.
The Guardian
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The boom will be driven by a growing urban population and disposable income.
Reuters
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There was a difference between us though: I wasn't wanting more disposable income.
The Guardian
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This is fine if you have enough disposable income to pay the EMIs.
Reuters
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