Suddenly or unexpectedly get a large amount of money
100
Put some money away
Save some money
100
Cost a lot to maintain
The costs of looking after something after you buy it
100
Spendthift
A negative word for a person who spends money carelessly (noun)
100
Charity
An organization that helps needy people (noun--both countable and uncountable)
200
Live beyond my means
Spend more money than you earn or have
200
stick to a budget
Make a budget and follow it
200
Takes up too much room
Something is too big
200
Cheapskate
A negative term for somebody who doesn't like spending money (noun)
200
Contribution
Something you give (money, time) to help something be successful (noun, countable). Synonym is "donation"
300
keep track of my money
Know what you are spending money on
300
Drowning in debt
Having too much debt; owing too much money
300
Hard to operate
Complicated or confusing to use
300
Stingy
A negative term for somebody who won't spend or give money, especially if they have lots of it (adjective)
300
Investment
Money you put into a company, business, or bank to make more money (also time, energy, or emotion you put into something) (noun, both countable and uncountable)
400
Out of hand
Out of control
400
Financially dependent
Relying on other people (parents) for some or all of your living expenses
400
Hard to put together
Difficult to build or make
400
Frugal
A positive word for somebody who uses money carefully and wisely (adjective)
400
Philanthropist
A rich person who donates or contributes a lot of money to charity (noun, countable)
500
make ends meet
Earn or have enough money to live without going into debt
500
Pay off a credit card
Pay the entire amount of your credit card bill
500
Sit around collecting dust
Something you never use
500
Big Spender
A term for somebody who likes to spend large amounts of money (noun). Can be positive or negative.
500
Profit
Money you make form business, selling something for more than you paid for it, or from your investments (noun, both countable and uncountable)