👉 Outcuring, also known as "out-of-pocket expenditures," is a financial term used to describe the costs or expenses that individuals incur in order to meet their basic needs. This can include things like rent, utilities, groceries, transportation, medical bills, and other necessities. In general, outcuring is considered an expense because it is not covered by insurance or government programs. It refers to the financial burden of meeting these basic needs without access to resources such as social assistance or emergency funds.
