VERBS
I often spend money on useless things. I __ a lot of money.
WASTE
Money that somebody (or a bank) lends you
to splash out
to spend money freely
I took ____ $200 from an cash machine/ATM.
OUT
Is the __ of living going up in your country?
COST
My sister is very careful with money. She usually _______ money for emergency situations.
SAVE
Money that you have available and a plan of how to spend it
BUDGET
to be worth it
enjoyable or useful despite the fact that you have to make an effort
Can I pay you _____the money you lent me next week?
BACK
Are you good at finding __ during sales season?
BARGAINS
Football players often __ their earnings to charities.
DONATE
A piece of paper that shows how much money you have to pay for something.
A piece of paper that shows how much money you have already paid for something.
BILL/INVOICE
RECEIPT
hard-earned money
achieved or acquired through a lot of effort or hard work
I have to live _____ my parents while I'm at university.
OFF
The government must __ the budget to ensure there is no surplus or deficit.
BALANCE
I work in a supermarket. They pay me £1,000 a month.
I _____________ £1,000 a month.
I _____________ £700 on my rent.
EARN
SPEND
A fast way of paying where you hold your card or phone over a reader and don't use your PIN.
CONTACTLESS PAYMENT
to live beyond your means
to spend more money than one can afford to spend
It's difficult for me and my wife to live ___ only one salary.
ON
How much p_______ m_________ did you get when you were a child?
POCKET MONEY
I asked my mum if I could __________ £20. (take)
I asked my mum to ___________ me £20. (give)
BORROW
LEND
The revenue of a product MINUS the cost it took to produce it
PROFIT
to make ends meet
to earn just enough money to live on
I have to give ______ money for charity.
AWAY
Each board member owned a number of __ in the company.
SHARES