It’s only $5. It’s only $20. It’s only $100. If you’re like most people, you probably hear yourself or your family members throwing around phrases like that all the time, but the reality is that the value of something really depends on whether or not you can afford it.
There’s lots of ways to assess how much something costs, but instead of just looking at the price tag, you may want to consider how long it takes you to earn it. Let’s take a closer look.
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