1) invest a) to buy shares in a company b) The money you pay to the government.  c) The value of something 2) save a) Another way to say how much you make at a job. b) The money that someone lends you.  c) put money aside every week. 3) lend a) When you don't have enough money to buy something b) When someone leaves you money after the pass away c) When you give someone have some money, but with the agreement they will give you the money back.  4) borrow a) When someone gives you money to use with the understanding that you will give it back to them.  b) When you don't have enough money to buy something.  c) When someone lends you money, but you still haven't paid it back.  5) waste your money  a) When you spend your money on silly items. b) The money you pay to the government.  6) can't afford a) When you don't have enough money to buy something. b) When someone leaves you money after the pass away c) When someone lends you money, but you still haven't paid it back. 7) When you pay to have a service done, they ___ you. a) charge b) cover 8) costs a) Another way to say something "is" 89.95 b) When people give money to help a charity or a special cause. 9) owe someone a) Money you borrow from the bank to pay for a house.  b) Another way to say how much you make at a job.  c) When someone lends you money, but you still haven't paid it back. 10) inherit a) The money you pay to the government. b) A fast way to pay by holding a card over a sensor to pay.  c) When someone leaves you money after the pass away 11) earn a) Another way to say how much you make at a job.  b) the money you get by luck.  12) worth  a) The value of something b) Money you borrow from the bank to pay for a house. c) the money you get for the work you do  13) raise money a) When people give money to help a charity or a special cause. b) put money aside every week. 14) salary a) the money you get for the work you do  b) Money that you pay to a company and then they pay if you are ill, or lose or break something.  c) The money that someone lends you.  15) bill/receipt  a) A piece of paper that shows how much money you have to pay for something. b) The value of something 16) taxes a) When people give money to help a charity or a special cause. b) The money you pay to the government. 17) a loan a) The money that someone gives to you, but that you must pay back. b) the money you get for the work you do  18) mortgage a) the money you spent to buy your house b) Money you borrow from the bank to pay for a house. 19) contactless a) banking you do over the internet b) A fast way to pay by holding a card over a sensor to pay. 20) insurance a) the money the bank lends you. b) Money that you pay to a company and then they pay if you are ill, or lose or break something. c)  

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