mortgage - money you borrow from a bank to buy for a house, salary - money you get paid regularly when employed, inherit - receive money or property after someone´s death, note - paper money, withdraw - take out money from your account or ATM machine, lend - to give e.g. money to someone to be used for a period of time and then returned, raise - to gain money for e.g. charity, loan - money that a bank or a person lends you, afford - to have enough money to buy something, be broke - to have no money (informal), earn - to get money by working, greedy - to want more and more money, account - an arrangement made with a bank where one may deposit and withdraw money, owe - to be under obligation to pay or repay in return for something received, own - to possess money or property or things, coin - a piece of metal money, currency - the money in general use or circulation in any country, debt - money etc owed by one person to another, A.T.M. - cash dispenser (UK); Automated Teller Machine , exchange rate - the rate at which one currency can be exchanged for another,

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