to earn more money than you spend in a business, make a profit, to lose money in a business, make a loss, spending too much money or using too much of something, extravagant, careful when spending money; avoiding waste, frugal, using money, time or resources carefully and without waste, economical, a bank account used for everyday transactions, current account, a bank account that pays interest on money kept in it, deposit account, money borrowed from a bank or another person that must be paid back, loan, a legal agreement by which a bank lends money to buy a house, mortgage, to take money out of a bank account, withdraw money, to put money into a bank account, deposit money, money paid every week for work done, wage, money paid regularly for professional or office work, usually monthly, salary, having no money, broke, unable to pay debts; officially declared without money, bankrupt, equal parts into which a company’s ownership is divided, shares, shares in the ownership of a company, stocks, money paid to shareholders from company profits, dividends, tax paid on money people earn, income tax, a tax on certain goods such as alcohol or tobacco, excise duty, a financial organization that lends money to buy houses and accepts savings, building society, money returned to somebody who paid for something, refund, something bought at a lower price than usual, bargain, more expensive than it should be, overpriced, extremely high or expensive, exorbitant, having no value, worthless, extremely valuable, priceless, to keep money instead of spending it, save money, to use money to make a profit in the future, invest money, a general increase in prices over time, inflation, a decrease in the general level of prices, deflation, money received regularly, income, money spent on something, expenditure, to give somebody money temporarily expecting it to be returned, lend, to take money from somebody with the intention of returning it, borrow, money paid regularly after retirement, pension, the amount of money needed for basic living expenses, the amount of money needed for basic living expenses, economise, to spend less money, money owed to a bank because you spent more than you had, overdraft, money paid by the government to unemployed people, unemployment benefit, money paid for borrowing money or earned from saving money, interest, received money or property from someone after their death, inherited, money returned because too much tax was paid, tax rebate, buying something and paying later, on credit.

Money

by
Print
Embed

Leaderboard

Visual style

Options

Switch template

)
Continue editing: ?