Bartering is no longer just swapping a few chickens for credit at the mercantile or a visit to the doctor. As world economies experience their inevitable ups and downs, people have begun to turn away from the notion that “whoever has the most stuff when they die wins." As a result, the notion of having a lot of stuff and needing more and more money to pay for and care for that stuff has begun to fade.

A host of alternatives to purchasing items with cash or credit have begun to appear as people begin the process of divesting their lives of “possessions.” More and more people have begun trading the things that they do have (whether it is a skill, service or some item that they no longer need) for the goods and services that they genuinely need.

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