tricky
a plastic card that you use to buy goods
credit card
a machine that allows people to take out money from their bank
cash machine / cash point / ATM
a printed form where you write an amount of money and who it is to be paid to
cheque
metal money
coin
real money — not virtual money
cash
a piece of paper money in the USA
bill
a piece of paper money in the UK
note
a reduction in the usual price of something
discount
an occasion when a shop sells things at less than their normal price
sale
the money you receive when you pay for something with more money than it costs
change
the amount of money available to spend on something or over a specific time period
budget
an arrangement to leave your money in the bank and take some out when you need it
account
the amount of all the money you get
income
the money you get paid by the hour for the work you do
wages
the money you get paid every year or every month
salary
the money that something costs you
expense
a large sum of money
fortune
official money of different countries. Dollar, pound, rupee, yen, ruble, etc.
currency
a sum of money that you borrow
loan
good value for money, you buy something much cheaper than expected
bargain
the extra money that you receive if you have invested a sum of money
interest
the money you owe to someone
debt
a sum of money which is part of the full price of something, and which you pay when you agree to buy it
deposit
a pound / a dollar (two different slang words)
quid / buck
without money at the moment in the UK / in the USA (two different slang words)
skint / broke