Money Moves
To spend a lot of money on something luxurious or enjoyable.
splash out on
You have three meetings scheduled at the same time.
be triple-booked
To finish a task or project earlier than planned.
finish ahead of schedule
Financial support for a new business. f b
financial backing
To deal with or handle a difficult problem.
tackle
To gradually save money for a specific goal.
save up
To end a meeting or task.w u
wrap up
The money needed to start a new business.
start-up capital
Profit made compared to the amount invested. r o i
return on investment
To focus in on one specific issue. h i
hone in
To spend a large amount of money, often unwillingly.
shell out / fork out
To attend several meetings with no breaks in between. b t b m
back-to-back meetings
A chance to enter a market that no one else has noticed.
gap in the market
A group fund that collects money from multiple investors. i f
investment fund
An emotional and mental state of extreme tiredness.
fatigue
To reduce your spending.
cut back on
To stop working for the day. c i a d
call it a day
Temporary location to sell goods.
pop-up stall / outlet
Someone who starts and manages a new business, taking on risks.
entrepreneur
To delay making a decision. p o
put off
To finish paying a loan completely.
pay off
To accumulate unfinished tasks or emails.
pile up
To give tasks to other people in a team.
delegate tasks
Pretending or hoping to become something (e.g. a business owner). w-b
would-be
To consider carefully before making a decision. w u
weigh up