Nouns
Verbs
Idioms
100
An amount of money that you borrow from the bank

Loan

100
Put money in a business, property... hoping to make it grow

Invest

100

A source of main income of a business that perhaps other parts of the business depends on

Cash cow

200
Money borrowed to buy a property

Mortgage

200

Trying to get the price down by informal negotiation

Haggle

200

You say that to remind others that it takes effort to make money

Money doesn't grow on trees

300

Money owed

Debt

300

Take money from the bank

Withdraw

300

Spend more money than usual as a treat for oneself

Splash out

400

The money used in a country

Currency

400

Put money into the bank account

Deposit

400

An expression that signifies that something costs little or that the payment for something (such as a job done) is little

Peanuts/chicken feed

500

What are the DOW Jones, the Borsa, Wall Street and the FTSE?

Stock Exchange

500

Keep money for future needs

Save

500

It means that something is very expensive, perhaps costing more than the fair market price or more than you think is reasonable.

Cost an arm and a leg / cost the earth