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Same can be said of any type of 'passive' income. In general, I take passive to imply you get out more than you put in. It's the ratio of time invested to time
by slumberlust 2y ago
Same can be said of any type of 'passive' income. In general, I take passive to imply you get out more than you put in. It's the ratio of time invested to time physically working.
- nuancebydefault 2y agoHmm then everybody who is able to set aside some money, has a passive income. How lucky i am!
- avree 2y agoYes, that is why it's called "passive investing", because it creates a "passive income".