Finance verbs
Name the oppsoite of borrow
Lend
I owe some money to the bank - that means I've got a ____
loan
It's very expensive
The Russian analogue is "это стоит как одна моя почка"
It cost an arm and a leg
I needed some cash that's why I went to Kaspi to ________ money from the ATM machine
Took out/withdrew
Jeremy bought himself an apartment. However he took out a ____ from the bank to pay for it.
Mortagage
What do these idioms mean
He is a spendthrift
He spends money like nobody’s business
She spends money like there is no tomorrow
He has more money than sense ?
He spends a lot
They charged us $60 ____ a bottle of wine.
for
Exorbitant, overpriced
Name 2 idioms for the word "cheap"
It is going for a song
It is dirt cheap (=very cheap)
It is dead (=very) cheap
have an obligation to pay or repay (something, especially money)
owe
To get your money back on your card after returning an item to the store
Refund
to fork out on
to splash out on ?
to spend a lot of money
Name a synonym of the word fire
Google executives fired over 200 workers last month.
Lay off
Jeremy doesn't work anymore. Therefore, the government pays him u________ b________
Unemployment benefits
I need to keep an eye on my wallet
Shoestring budget
A bit strapped for cash
frugal/thrifty
I need to save
I have not a lot of money