The temporary benefit syndrome is spending money on products or services that people typically only get benefit from for 1 to 6 hours. This can include breakfast, lunch and dinner at fast food places, sporting events, concerts, etc. When people do not have control over how much they are spending on these items, they could end up spending hundreds to thousands of dollars each year. Let’s go over a short example.
George, his wife Susan and two children go to a baseball game. After paying $50 each for four tickets, $30 to park, $60 for food and $40 for some cheap tee shirts, George has shelled out $330. For a game that lasted 2 ½ hours and another hour to get back and forth to the game. George has spent about 56% of his weekly take home check of $600. Anyone wanting to know how much they are spending on temporary benefit stuff can click on www.tiredofbillcollectors.com/products/ to find out.