Trading Time for Money

Hello, Steven! ^^,)

You are correct. It refers to receiving compensation in exchange for the time you\'re sacrificing. However, people nowadays move from active to passive income. Active income is where you get paid for the work you do. You’re paid an hourly rate or a fixed fee for a given piece of work. Passive income is different. Rather than getting paid for a specific piece of work, you create something of value.

Thank you for finding time to do your homework. I will talk to you again tomorrow.

Have a good night!

__T. Mayleen :)

\"Trading time for money\" means you try to get money with time.

>>> CORRECT

>>> OR: You try to obtain money by \"trading time for money\"

For instance, office workers have to stay within an office, usually from 9 am to 6 pm. They get money in exchange for spending their time.

>>> For instance, office workers have to stay in an office, usually from 9 am to 6 pm. They get money in exchange for spending their time.

>>> OR:  For instance, office workers are required to work from 9 am to 6 pm at an office. For the time they invest, they receive compensation.

In a way, it doesn\'t matter what they can do or can\'t do. They trade their time for their salary.

>>> OR: It doesn\'t really matter what they can or can\'t do, in a way. They exchange their time for money.