worth, To have a particular value, especially in money, borrow, To take something temporarily with the intention of returning it., lend, to give something to someone temporarily with the expectation that they will return it., can't afford, To not have enough money to buy or do something., charge, To ask for a particular amount of money for a product or service., cost, to have a particular price, earn, To receive money as payment for work or services., inherit, To receive money, property from someone after they die., owe, Be in debt, be obligated to pay., raise, To collect or increase an amount of money., save, To keep money instead of spending it., waste, To use money, time, or resources in a careless way, loan, Money that is borrowed and must be paid back, usually with interest., mortgage, A loan used to buy property or land, usually repaid over many years., insurance, A financial agreement that provides compensation in case of loss, damage, or illness., tax, Money that people or businesses must pay to the government., debt, money that you owe to someone and must pay back., utility bills, regular payments for basic services used in a home, pay back/repay, to return money that you borrowed., good value for money, good for the amount of money you pay.
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