Spending & Saving
You smash it to get coins out; children often use it to save money.
piggy bank
When you spend more money than you can afford using credit, you might do this with debts.
What is run up debts
You go here to open an account or talk to a banker.
bank branch
In many families, this person earns the most money and supports the household.
breadwinner
Even with little money, students can usually manage daily life — they do this
get by
If you don’t want to spend everything you earn, you might need to do this with your expenses.
cut down on expenses
If you spend a huge amount you can’t pay back, you have done this.
What is run up huge debts?
This is what you do at an ATM to get physical money.
withdraw cash
Parents sometimes create this financial structure to save money for their children’s future.
set up a trust fund
When students live on their small monthly support money, they usually have to do this.
get by on my student’s allowance
If you need extra money for a big purchase, you might have to take money from your account you’ve been keeping for the future.
dip into your savings
A special type of payment where you don’t need to enter a PIN or sign; just tap your card.
contactless payment
This regular expense must be paid monthly for water, gas, electricity, etc.
utility bills
The money or property you receive when a relative dies.
inheritance
When you want to move into a new flat, you usually need to do this first with some money.
put a deposit down for a rent
If you use more money than you have in your account, you go into this.
overdraft