| Costs can be as large as one-third of household discretionary income, representing a heavy burden for the poorest families. |
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| They can also make tax cuts, leaving more discretionary income for building a nest egg. |
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| As women tend to have less discretionary income, they are less likely than men to be able to pay for access. |
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| Many families desperately struggle with profound shortages of disposable and discretionary income, which results in constant anger and anxiety. |
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| As a result, households will have more discretionary income to spend at both wholesale and retail outlets. |
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| Housing is a key factor in economic growth, influencing everything from discretionary income to macroeconomic performance. |
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| Seniors have little discretionary income to repair or replace a roof or door or window. |
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| They spend whatever discretionary income they have on clothing, food and baby carriages. |
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| Gifts of life insurance enable me to make a significant contribution in the future without having to lay out large amounts of discretionary income in the present. |
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| A living wage is one that enables workers and their dependents to meet their needs for nutritious food and clean water, shelter, clothes, education, health care, and transport, as well as allowing for a discretionary income. |
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| With the downturn, that started to turn around and people were really becoming pickier with what they do with their discretionary income. |
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| While in theory anyone can buy shares in these companies, those who have discretionary income can afford to invest money for the sake of making more money. |
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| There's no discretionary income hanging around anymore. |
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| These people have more discretionary income. |
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| People over 45 have more discretionary income than younger people. |
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| They didn't have as much discretionary income as today's do. |
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| The general philosophy is to assess a portion of discretionary income, where discretionary income is what's left after mandatory costs are subtracted from total income. |
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| I do not have volume data from the 1930s and 1940s, but with high marginal tax rates and limited discretionary income, I would have to think that being a stock broker through that period was a lonely trade. |
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| Once the loan is repaid, the dividends and royalties become long-term discretionary income that can be used by First Nations for economic or social development. |
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