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Fresh-pay is newly acquired funds (ie. pay cheque, loan, credit), deposited into your bank account no more than two weeks from the last deposit of funds. Once fresh-pay has reached fifteen days old, it becomes old-pay, or stale-pay. Fresh-pay is often depended upon by people living pay-cheque to pay-cheque, individuals who are irresponsible with money and those who should never be lent money under any circumstance (ie. deadbeats). Fresh-pay should not be confused with the following: stolen-pay, antique-pay, big-pay and pay-day
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