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100

You can swipe this to pay now and deal with the bill later.

Credit card
100

This is the money you earn regularly for doing your job.

Salary

100

This verb describes what you do when you use money to buy something.

Spend

100

A collection of tools, either physical or metaphorical, used to solve problems.

Toolkit

200

This form of money is made of paper or coins and is used for quick purchases.

Cash

200

This word means not having enough of something important.

Lack

200

To keep something in good condition over time.

Maintain
200

Governments collect this from citizens to pay for public services.

Tax

300

This is a cost or the money you have to pay for something.

Expense

300

Kids often get this weekly payment from parents in exchange for chores.

Allowance

300

This word means putting money into something hoping it grows in value.

Invest

300

To make something better.

Improve

400

This is the extra money you earn or owe when saving or borrowing money.

Interest

400

A series of actions meant to achieve a particular goal, like raising funds or awareness.

Campaign

400

A verb that means to make something greater in size, number, or value.

Increase

400

To help someone emotionally, financially, or physically.

Support

500

This is what’s left after expenses are subtracted from earnings.

Profit

500

Keeping places clean and hygienic to prevent disease.

Sanitation

500

A pool of money set aside for a specific cause or project.

Fund
500

No longer current or useful.

Out-of-date

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