money Crossword Puzzles

Money 2025-11-12

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менять |
кредитная карта / банковская карта |
наличные |
зарабатывать / тратить |
зарабатывать
валюта |
банкнота |
бумажник / кошелёк |
кошелёк (дамская сумочка) |
бонус |
цена |
тратить впустую |

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экономить / копить |
стоимость |
зарплата |
монета |
чек |
сдача / мелочь |
продавать |
одалживать
брать взаймы |
покупать
рекламировать |
выигрывать |
терять |
валютный курс |

MONEY 2025-12-22

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Money kept for the future
Money used to gain more later
Money borrowed from a bank
A plan for spending money
Money returned after a purchase
A loan to buy a house
Costs you have to pay
Something cheap and good
Money received from work or investments
Money gained after costs

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Money earned hourly or weekly
Extra money paid on a loan
Money given to help a cause
Money paid regularly for work
Money that is lost
Money you owe
Money paid to live somewhere
Money paid for a service
To have enough money
Money paid to the government

20 Clues: Money you owe • Money that is lost • To have enough money • A loan to buy a house • Costs you have to pay • Money paid for a service • Something cheap and good • Money gained after costs • Money kept for the future • A plan for spending money • Extra money paid on a loan • Money borrowed from a bank • Money given to help a cause • Money paid to live somewhere • Money paid to the government • ...

money 2020-03-31

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sending money online to another bank account
when you buy something
cash what contains precious metals
the difference of the amount of the loan and the amount that what you pay back to the bank
the phone or other address where you can make complaints or ask about the company
use not your own things without paying
when owe somebody with something
money borrowed from the bank what must be paid back with interest
the money what you hold in your hands
borrowing something for a limited time while paying for it
you receive the same value what you gave, but not money
when you spend money on tools what will bring it back

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it is worth you to buy something
to apply a person for time-related payment
an appliance set up somewhere / creation of e.g. financial infrastructures and strategies
the sum of all the things what bring you money
the money of a country or region
you place some money in the bank, they take care of it, and they pay interest too, because they can use it
if you pay more than the required, the difference of the price and what you paid
a sentence that shares data only, not question or order

20 Clues: when you buy something • it is worth you to buy something • the money of a country or region • when owe somebody with something • cash what contains precious metals • the money what you hold in your hands • use not your own things without paying • to apply a person for time-related payment • sending money online to another bank account • ...

MONEY 2021-10-28

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(2 words) when wealthy people receive special treatment or have more power and influence.
to make some money quickly, often dishonestly
to collect money that you can use to do a particular job or help people
(2 words) an amount of money that you have saved so that you can use it for something special in the future
(3 words) to spend a lot of money on buying pleasant things that you do not need
to borrow money to buy a house
(2 words) action of moving money which has been earned illegally through banks and other businesses, to make it seem to have been earned legally
(2 words) when each person in a group gives a small amount of money so that they can buy something together
the extra money that you must pay back when you borrow money
(2 words) to manage to deal with a difficult situation, using whatever money, equipment etc you have
(3 words)to be very poor, as if one could or does rely on food donations to survive
someone who suffers from a mental condition that makes them want to keep a large number of things that are not needed or have no value
the crime of getting money by deceiving people
having no money
(3 words) to owe more money than you have
(2 words) to save for a particular purpose
(adjective) having plenty of money, nice houses, expensive things etc

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(2 words) to give someone money, information etc when you do not really want to
(3 words) to find or produce an amount of money
(3 words) earn just enough money to live on
(3 words) to make a profit from a situation in a way that other people think is wrong or unfair
(3 words) unpleasant situation experienced by people working in big cities, when they continuously compete for success and have a lot of stress in their lives
to have a value in money
(2 words) to receive money, land, or property from someone after they have died
something you buy cheaply or for less than its usual price
to let someone borrow money or something that belongs to you for a short time
having enough money to buy the things you need or want, without having to worry about how much they cost
(2 words) to be very useful and bring a lot of advantages, especially later in the future
the amount of money you have to pay for goods or services
a sum of money that is given as the first part of a larger payment
(2 words) not having much money
to use something that belongs to someone else and that you must give back to them later
the member of a family who earns the money to support the others
(2 words) having more money than other people or enough money to live comfortably
(2 words) to give someone all the money you owe them
the money that you have saved

36 Clues: having no money • to have a value in money • the money that you have saved • to borrow money to buy a house • (2 words) not having much money • (3 words) to owe more money than you have • (2 words) to save for a particular purpose • (3 words) earn just enough money to live on • to make some money quickly, often dishonestly • the crime of getting money by deceiving people • ...

Money 2021-12-02

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Money that you can withdrawal from an atm or bank
any situation in which an individual borrows money for personal need
something that you can pay with
Gets its value from a contractual right
A note that is trusted by the bank and is given a set value
an account at a bank or building society from which money may be withdrawn without notice
An interest rate is the amount of interest due per period, as a proportion of the amount lent, deposited, or borrowed
a card that is payed off at the end of the month
A government bond is a debt security issued by a government to support government spending and obligations
a bank that follows religious law

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an account used to invest in things like school and cars
central bank is an example of this
A direct debit or direct withdrawal is a financial transaction in which one person (or company) withdraws funds from another person's bank account
a bank that offers money to larger companies
A physical item that you can buys stuff with
A bank that offers money to companies and individuals
In financial markets, a share is a unit used as mutual funds, limited partnerships, and real estate investment trusts. Share capital refers to all of the shares of an enterprise.
a card that spends money out of an account
It is primarily used by governments and corporations to keep their cash flow steady
a long term loan for property
A commercial and industrial loan is a loan to a business rather than a loan to an individual consumers
A loan provided by a bank

22 Clues: A loan provided by a bank • a long term loan for property • something that you can pay with • a bank that follows religious law • central bank is an example of this • Gets its value from a contractual right • a card that spends money out of an account • a bank that offers money to larger companies • A physical item that you can buys stuff with • ...

money 2021-06-10

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'The property was ... a million dollars, but we bought it for a lower price.'
'Please, try not to ... all the birthday money within a weel.'
a fixed regular payment made by an employer to an employee
'Don't spend more than you can ... .'
'She got into ... to pay for college.'
'They hope to pay off the ... on their home soon.'
'The system is currently out of order which means we will have to pay ... cash.'
'I will only ... you my car if you fill up the tank.'
'She ... her father's blue eyes.'

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'How much do you ... for a haircut?'
a piece of paper money
'Jack is still living ... the money from his first book.'
an amount of money that you have to pay to the government so that it can pay for public services
'We will charge %5 administration fee if you choose to pay ... credit card.'
an abbreviation for a cash machine
to get money from a cashpoint - take ...
a printed or written statement of the money to be paid for goods or services
'I guess I ... you an apology. Anyways, it was all my fault.'
'We're putting ... $20 a week for our vacation.'
'The National Gallery has been kind enough to ... this painting to our museum.'

20 Clues: a piece of paper money • 'She ... her father's blue eyes.' • an abbreviation for a cash machine • 'How much do you ... for a haircut?' • 'Don't spend more than you can ... .' • 'She got into ... to pay for college.' • to get money from a cashpoint - take ... • 'We're putting ... $20 a week for our vacation.' • 'They hope to pay off the ... on their home soon.' • ...

MONEY 2017-12-12

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терять
решать
богатый
кредитные карты
тратить попусту
выигрывать
бюджет
расходы
ответственный
дополнительный
зарабатывать
позволять себе в материальном плане
бедный
заботы
продавать

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копить,экономить
благотворительность
сократить, урезать
стоить
сводить концы с концами
платить
монетница
дорогой
бумажник
бумажные деньги
справедливый
утверждать
монеты
тратить
отдалживать кому-либо

30 Clues: терять • решать • стоить • бюджет • бедный • заботы • монеты • богатый • платить • дорогой • расходы • тратить • бумажник • монетница • продавать • выигрывать • утверждать • справедливый • зарабатывать • ответственный • дополнительный • кредитные карты • тратить попусту • бумажные деньги • копить,экономить • сократить, урезать • благотворительность • отдалживать кому-либо • сводить концы с концами • ...

Money 2018-02-15

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a bank's main interest rate
income after you pay taxes
money used in a country
bank account you use to save money
to take money out of the bank or of a cash machine
bank account you use to pay everyday expenses
monthly fee on borrowed money
bank employee
when you do not pay a loan
cash machine

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your monthly wage
to receive money from someone who dies
income before you pay taxes
to use money to make interest or profit
the opposite of lend
house loan
money that you pay back at a regular interval
the money you borrow on a credit card is called cash...
money that you borrow
VISA or Mastercard are examples of... cards

20 Clues: house loan • cash machine • bank employee • your monthly wage • the opposite of lend • money that you borrow • money used in a country • income after you pay taxes • when you do not pay a loan • a bank's main interest rate • income before you pay taxes • monthly fee on borrowed money • bank account you use to save money • to receive money from someone who dies • ...

Money 2019-02-24

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A machine where you deposit and withdraw money.
An estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time.
A place where you gamble.
A place where you go to do money related things.
Currency in Europe.
Put money on your bank account.
A financial gain.
Something that costs a small amount of money.
Things that are manufactured and sold.
Take money from your bank account.
A deduction from the usual cost.
Money you get from returning unusable items.
Something that costs a lot.
A company that is known for their products.
Most used online paying service.
Money you give to charity.
A period during which a shop reduces the prices.
Playing games for money.
A person who tricks other people into giving them money.
Fake money or jewelry.
Work relating to the production, buying , and selling of goods or services.
A game where you can win money.
A popular style of clothing.
A state of great comfort or elegance, usually expensive.
Owing someone money.

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Give money for a product or service.
Getting cryptocurrency in other ways than buying it.
A card which gives you a discount for a product.
Forcefully take money.
Do something for money.
Credit card type.
Money you lend to someone.
Money you make at your job.
Most used cryptocurrency.
An area where commercial deals are concluded.
Object's and money's worth.
Buying things.
Money you put aside for when you might need it.
Money you give to a business to help them start out.
Currency in US.
Something new that everyone is doing or wearing.
A payment to a professional person in exchange for advice or service.
A market where stuff is illegally bought and sold.
Coins and banknotes in different countries.
A public sale in which goods or property are sold to the highest bidder.
Scam.
An order to a bank to pay from the drawer's account.
Exchange something for something else.
Government bills.

49 Clues: Scam. • Buying things. • Currency in US. • Credit card type. • A financial gain. • Government bills. • Currency in Europe. • Owing someone money. • Forcefully take money. • Fake money or jewelry. • Do something for money. • Playing games for money. • A place where you gamble. • Most used cryptocurrency. • Money you lend to someone. • Money you give to charity. • Money you make at your job. • ...

money :) 2014-07-03

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(n) a time when a shop sells goods at a lower prices than usual
(n) the state of being very poor
(v) to buy something
(v) to give something to someone who gives you money for it
(adj.) having much more money than most people
(adj.) too expensive
(n) a small plastic card that allows you to buy something and pay for it later
(n) flat and round piece of metal used as money
(v) to try to make someone agree to give you a better price
(v) to give money to a bank or business because you hope to get a profit
(n) an amount of money that you owe someone
(n) a printed form, used instead of money, to make payments from your bank account
(adj.) having very little money
(n) the unit of money used in the US, Canada, Australia and some other countries

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(adj.) not expensive, or costing less than usual
(adj.) not having a job
(v) to have enough money to buy something
(adj.) costing a lot of money
(n) money that you borrow to buy a home
(n) an amount of money that is borrowed from a bank and has to be paid back
(n) a piece of paper money
(adj.) to not have any money
(n) a small plastic card that allows you to buy something as long as you have enough money in your account
(n) a fixed amount of money that you receive from your employer
(n) a piece of paper that tells you how much you must pay for a service you have used
(n) an organization or place where you can borrow money, save money, etc

26 Clues: (v) to buy something • (adj.) too expensive • (adj.) not having a job • (n) a piece of paper money • (adj.) to not have any money • (adj.) costing a lot of money • (adj.) having very little money • (n) the state of being very poor • (n) money that you borrow to buy a home • (v) to have enough money to buy something • (n) an amount of money that you owe someone • ...

Money 2016-04-11

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Your account becomes this when you overspend what is in your account
A collection of stocks, bonds, or other investments that are usually managed in a portfolio
A loan in which you are the lender
When money is added to your account
Imprinted forms that tell the banker how much and whom to pay
An account that has higher interest than savings, but a higher minimum balance
When money is taken out of your account
Automatic Teller Machine
The account where most of your spending money should be
Doing this can make you a lot of money, but you are not guaranteed any money back
Signing the back of a check to cash or deposit it
It is customary to leave this for your waiter or waitress

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When you no longer work
Share of ownership of a company
Your final authorization of writing a check
When your employer directly puts money in your account, rather than giving you a paper check
Certificage of Deposit
Money that will not be spent in the near future should be put in
What type of expenses are a 529 savings account for?
Savings accounts give low amounts of this
You accept this when making investments in stocks
This slip is handed over to the bank when you put money in an account

22 Clues: Certificage of Deposit • When you no longer work • Automatic Teller Machine • Share of ownership of a company • A loan in which you are the lender • When money is added to your account • When money is taken out of your account • Savings accounts give low amounts of this • Your final authorization of writing a check • You accept this when making investments in stocks • ...

Money 2024-01-09

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účtovat za něco
vybrat z bankomatu
účet
šetřit
kapesné
dovolit si finančně
ukrást
pánská peněženka
rozměnit
výplata
vydělat

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bankovka
hotovost
mince
bankomat
vypůjčit si
směnit
utratit
měna
daň
plýtvat

21 Clues: daň • účet • měna • mince • šetřit • směnit • ukrást • utratit • kapesné • plýtvat • výplata • vydělat • bankovka • hotovost • bankomat • rozměnit • vypůjčit si • účtovat za něco • pánská peněženka • vybrat z bankomatu • dovolit si finančně

Money 2024-04-09

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Account An account used to store money that is used for everyday expenses.
Ways you spend your money to try and earn more money.
A regular position where you earn money by performing tasks
A bank gives you money to spend now, you must give the bank their money back later or over the course of many years. Failure to pay off these loans could result in debt and increase in interest over time.
An organization or person that employs workers.
Account A type of bank account used for saving lots of money long term.
Things that are necessary to live (for example, food, water, and a home).
A place that keeps your money safe for you in an account.
The financial cost required for something.
A person who takes the risk to start a business that sells and provides a service or product.
When you take money out of your bank account and get cash.
a plan to save or spend money, typically for a specific purpose.
Can be used to buy goods and services
An amount of money given to an employee, for working for an organization, every time a certain period passes (week, month, year).

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Management The process of deciding which customers to extend credit to and evaluating the customers' creditworthiness over time.
anything that adds value and productivity to a business such as employees and machinery
A person who works for an organization.
An enterprise that sells a service or product.
A place where money is safely kept for you at a bank.
Income: Money received regularly as a reward for people putting in work into something or receiving it or through investments.
ways the government can collect money from its citizens to pay for things that people need.
is a small amount of money banks pay you for depositing money within them.
financial benefit offered in return for someone doing something
A special piece of paper that when brought to the bank can be exchanged for cash or money in your account. You can write a check for any amount, although make sure you have enough money in the account you are writing it from.
The act of giving money for goods and services.
Card: A card used to buy everyday items. When you buy items with this type of card money does not directly leave your bank account until the bill is paid at the end of the month with all the purchases you made.
Fund; Money saved up in case of unlikely events that could serve as a threat to an individual, group of individuals, or an enterprise.
Choosing not to spend money in the present to be able to use it in the future.
The profession that you pursue long-term. The skills you will gain working a job will help you earn more money with your career.
A certain thing that or group of things that an individual or organization would like to have or maintain.
A set of financial metrics or aims for an individual or group to achieve or maintain.
Management assessing financial and security risks to an organization’s money and earning.

32 Clues: Can be used to buy goods and services • A person who works for an organization. • The financial cost required for something. • An enterprise that sells a service or product. • An organization or person that employs workers. • The act of giving money for goods and services. • Ways you spend your money to try and earn more money. • ...

Money 2022-05-23

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Something that you buy in the store,has a similar meaning to item.
When you borrow money from someone.
A worker that scans your items.
The currency that is used in the UK.
The amount of items.
The currency that people use in the USA.
A virtual currency.
The machine that shop owners use to keep their money in.
If something is very rare or expenisve.
If you raise someone to a better rank.
If you want your money back.
The paper thing that you get when you buy something.
A place where you buy food and other things from.
A machine that you withdraw and store money.
The money what you get back when you give more than needed.
An advertisement in other words.
The amount by which a price is made lower.
A place where people keep their money.
A low price in a shop.

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If you try to negotiate with the price.
A expensive shiny yellow item that is mined.
The currency that is used in Turkey.
If you get in a accident this will pay for it.
The second most famous cryptocurrency.
A place where people keep their money in their own home.
The amount of days in a week.
The cost of an item.
If you have no money.
If something is fake or not original, like money.
A piece of paper that you sign and use to pay for things.
A plastic card that you use to pay for things.
Money in notes and coins.
Something that you don't have to pay for.
A phrase that companies or people use.
The most famous cryptocurrency.
A round metal object that you use to pay for items.
The currency that is used in Japan
To buy something.

38 Clues: To buy something. • A virtual currency. • The cost of an item. • The amount of items. • If you have no money. • A low price in a shop. • Money in notes and coins. • If you want your money back. • The amount of days in a week. • A worker that scans your items. • The most famous cryptocurrency. • An advertisement in other words. • The currency that is used in Japan • ...

Money 2022-05-23

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something that costs a lot of money
the amount of money an item costs
money that you can use to pay for something
Something that people/pirates search for
someone who has made a million dollars/euros
a machine where money is kept in a store is called
Something that is a lot cheaper than it's regular price is called
Money that you get back after paying more than the item costs in cash is called
put money into financial schemes, shares, property, or a commercial venture with the expectation of achieving a profit.
something that you carry around that holds cash and credit cards is called
A very precious metal that is yellow and really expensive
without or with very little money is called
money that you receive after you are older
money that is printed out of paper and used in the US
a sign that advertises things is called
money in the form of coins and notes is called
The thing you receive after buying something.
a piece of paper that you sign and use to pay for things is called
Money used in the US that consists of a hundred cents
money that you get back after taking the item back to the store is called
to raise interst in something

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a thing given in recognition of service, effort, or achievement
something that you have won is called
an abundance of valuable possessions or money.
a thing or things belonging to someone; possessions collectively.
money that you save
a piece of plasic used to buy things
the amount by which a price is made lower is called
a piece of paper used to advertise
steal goods from (a place), typically during a war or riot.
very well known cryptocurrency is called
money that you have taken from a bank
The amount of things in the shop is called
something that is worth a lot of money is called
someone who asks people for money
Money that you have to pay back is called
the amount of money someone is paid for working
the amount of money something costs is called
something that does not cost very much
existing in plentiful quantities; abundant.
a business that has ran out of funds is called

41 Clues: money that you save • to raise interst in something • the amount of money an item costs • someone who asks people for money • a piece of paper used to advertise • something that costs a lot of money • a piece of plasic used to buy things • money that you have taken from a bank • something that you have won is called • something that does not cost very much • ...

MONEY 2024-09-18

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a piece of paper money/a request for payment of a sum of money
an organization whose purpose is to help to those who need it
1/100 of a Pound
an amount of money that is borrowed, often from a bank, and has to be paid back
a small, round piece of metal, usually silver or copper coloured, that is used as money
something on sale at a lower price than its true value
a piece of paper or message proving that money has been received
amount of money paid/act of paying
the money you have saved up
slang for Dollar
slang for Pound
1/100 of a Dollar or Euro
the money that is used in a particular country
US currency
an amount of money needed or used to do or buy something/cost

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pay for an employee, usually paid directly into his or her bank account every month
coins or money given back to someone who has paid more than the price due
British currency
money that is owed to someone else
amount of money that is paid, usually every week, to an employee, especially one who does work that needs physical skills or strength
words)an arrangement with a bank to keep your money there and to allow you to take it out when you need to
(2 words) an amount of money that parents regularly give to their child
money in the form of coins and notes, rather than credit cards
an agreement in which you pay a company money and they pay your costs if you have an accident, injury, etc.
money paid to the government
the amount of money you have available to spend
loan from a bank or similar organization that you get in order to buy a house

27 Clues: US currency • slang for Pound • 1/100 of a Pound • British currency • slang for Dollar • 1/100 of a Dollar or Euro • the money you have saved up • money paid to the government • money that is owed to someone else • amount of money paid/act of paying • the money that is used in a particular country • the amount of money you have available to spend • ...

Money 2025-01-30

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kinnisvara tagatisega võlakiri
tulevikuleping
turumõjutajad
ettevõtete laenud
väärtpabereid omav vahendaja
võlakirja väljamaksmise tähtaeg
aktsia tõendab …
paljude investorite vara kogum

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turumaht
võlakirjaintress
tehingu tüüp, kus tehing tehakse laenatud rahaga
riigi tagatisega võlakiri
maksevalmidus
laenu põhisumma
aktsia hinna langetajad
aktsia esmane hind
koht, kus aktsiad vahetavad omanikke
esmaõigus rahale pankroti korral
aktsia hinna tõstjad
emissiooniteostaja

20 Clues: turumaht • turumõjutajad • maksevalmidus • tulevikuleping • laenu põhisumma • võlakirjaintress • aktsia tõendab … • ettevõtete laenud • aktsia esmane hind • emissiooniteostaja • aktsia hinna tõstjad • aktsia hinna langetajad • riigi tagatisega võlakiri • väärtpabereid omav vahendaja • kinnisvara tagatisega võlakiri • paljude investorite vara kogum • võlakirja väljamaksmise tähtaeg • ...

Money 2025-01-15

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Greek word for "thousand", used in numbers, ex 3k=3000
another word for borrowing or letting someone borrow money
What makes the world go round
someone who hires employees
how much one is worth
another word for marketing
The US currency
a worker at a job
another word for money
money paid to the government
a retirement plan that saves your money in a tax-advantaged way
the most popular retirement plan for Americans
a share of a company, the value goes up, your stock goes up, and you can later sell it
the service you pay taxes to

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An illegal way to hide illegal methods of making money by starting a fake business
a word for the amount of money you get
someone who starts his own business
what one owns and how much they're worth
another word for purchases
paper with value that people give to others for goods and services
little metal circles people exchange for goods and services
getting money illegally by abusing loopholes, faking taxes, ect.
spending money in order to get more money
another word for a bill
A place to store money
what you get to make money
another word for the total income of a company

27 Clues: The US currency • a worker at a job • how much one is worth • another word for money • A place to store money • another word for a bill • another word for purchases • another word for marketing • someone who hires employees • what you get to make money • money paid to the government • the service you pay taxes to • What makes the world go round • someone who starts his own business • ...

MONEY!!! 2026-03-10

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The small house where your money sleeps
An internet coin watched over by a smiling dog
Money quietly waiting for a future plan
Trading without money just swapping your stuff
A fair swap where both sides hope to win
The moment money escapes your pocket
Notes and coins you can actually hold
The number tag that tells your wallet what to do
A colourful money rectangle that lives in your wallet
Tough plastic money that survives the washing machine

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The superstar of the digital money world
A shiny team of metal money
When your piggy bank feels very heavy
The secret number that tells how much something is worth
Money that lives online not in your pocket
Giving one thing to get another
The official spending power of a country
A tiny metal circle that can buy big things
A busy place where buying and selling never rests
What people usually want instead of swapping

20 Clues: A shiny team of metal money • Giving one thing to get another • The moment money escapes your pocket • When your piggy bank feels very heavy • Notes and coins you can actually hold • The small house where your money sleeps • Money quietly waiting for a future plan • The superstar of the digital money world • A fair swap where both sides hope to win • ...

Money 2025-10-29

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where meat is sold
food to eat at home
place where you can put money
shop for tools/materials
person who sells jewelry
place where people wash clothes
place where you get your hair styled
shop that sells flowers
place where shoes are sold
makeup, skincare and beauty products

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where you can look for new places
store for plants and gardening
place where coffee is sold
place for sending and receiving mails
shop that sells fruit and vegatables
person who prepares or sells medicine
place where there are cakes,bread
place to get cheap clothes
shop selling cooked foods
store selling news and stationery

20 Clues: where meat is sold • food to eat at home • shop that sells flowers • shop for tools/materials • person who sells jewelry • shop selling cooked foods • place where coffee is sold • place to get cheap clothes • place where shoes are sold • place where you can put money • store for plants and gardening • place where people wash clothes • where you can look for new places • ...

Money 2025-11-14

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a currency that holds value of its own, can be used as an item
the president that vetoed the establishment of the 2nd bank
the type of interest that is earned on both the principal and previous interest
the father of American banking, established the 1st central bank
example: small enough to carry easily
independent establishment that makes all money for the US
banks look at this to determine if they'll give you a loan
example: every $1 bill looks the same
example: if left in the washer, it won't just disintegrate
an item or record that is accepted as payment

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example: every store accepts Federal Reserve Notes
example: broken into smaller, countable parts
can achieve by repaying loans and debts
the type of interest that is earned on only the principal investment
used as currency because the government says it holds value
happens from racking up debt and not paying it all back
currency that is exchanged for something of value
example: only the Federal Reserve can make our money
the sum total of all the money and assets in a country's economy
trade with goods, an exchange

20 Clues: trade with goods, an exchange • example: small enough to carry easily • example: every $1 bill looks the same • can achieve by repaying loans and debts • example: broken into smaller, countable parts • an item or record that is accepted as payment • currency that is exchanged for something of value • example: every store accepts Federal Reserve Notes • ...

Money 2025-11-12

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менять |
кредитная карта / банковская карта |
наличные |
зарабатывать / тратить |
зарабатывать
валюта |
банкнота |
бумажник / кошелёк |
кошелёк (дамская сумочка) |
бонус |
цена |
тратить впустую |

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экономить / копить |
стоимость |
зарплата |
монета |
чек |
сдача / мелочь |
продавать |
одалживать
брать взаймы |
покупать
рекламировать |
выигрывать |
терять |
валютный курс |

Money 2026-01-05

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kellelegi võlgu olema
sularaha
võlg
raha teenima
pangakonto
(raha) kulutama
kellelegi laenutama
müüma
säästud
enesele lubama, võimaldama
ära tasuma
ostma

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milleltki kokku hoidma
(raha) raiskama
taskuraha
vahetusraha
raha välja võtma
kelleltki laenama
eelarve
kuupalk
säästma
pangaautomaat

22 Clues: võlg • müüma • ostma • eelarve • kuupalk • säästud • säästma • sularaha • taskuraha • pangakonto • ära tasuma • vahetusraha • raha teenima • pangaautomaat • (raha) raiskama • (raha) kulutama • raha välja võtma • kelleltki laenama • kellelegi laenutama • kellelegi võlgu olema • milleltki kokku hoidma • enesele lubama, võimaldama

Money 2026-02-25

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Persona que le da el consejo sobre trabajar como mesero.
Cómo Ricardo cree que puede aprender el trabajo de mesero.
Estación del año en la que Ricardo dice que tendrá menos tarea.
novia de Ricardo que quiere ir al concierto.
Ricardo quiere comprar esto para el cumpleaños de Laura.
Dinero extra que gana un mesero de los clientes.
Lo que Ricardo tiene en mente pensando en Laura.
Cómo se siente Ricardo después de escuchar la idea de su mamá.
La relación que tiene Ricardo con Laura.
Algo que pronto tendrá menos, según Ricardo, porque es primavera.

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La razón por la que Ricardo quiere comprar entradas.
Lo que Laura siempre escucha y le encanta.
Trabajo actual de Ricardo donde gana poco dinero.
Lugar donde tocarán los cantantes favoritos de Laura.
Dispositivo donde Ricardo busca ofertas de trabajo.
Ricardo está muy durante la cena.
Ricardo ayuda a poner esto durante la cena.
Lugar donde Ricardo planea ir a preguntar por el trabajo.
Momento del día cuando la mamá llama a Ricardo para cenar.
Nuevo trabajo que su mamá le sugiere.

20 Clues: Ricardo está muy durante la cena. • Nuevo trabajo que su mamá le sugiere. • La relación que tiene Ricardo con Laura. • Lo que Laura siempre escucha y le encanta. • Ricardo ayuda a poner esto durante la cena. • novia de Ricardo que quiere ir al concierto. • Dinero extra que gana un mesero de los clientes. • Lo que Ricardo tiene en mente pensando en Laura. • ...

MONEY 2022-05-26

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PINJAMAN
BELI
SUMBANG
AKAUN
TABUNGAN
DISKAUN
JUALAN
MURAH
DUIT
MEMINJAM DARI ORANG LAIN
HADIAH

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PROMOSI
PINJAMKAN KEPADA ORANG LAIN
MAHAL
TUNAI
BELANJA
ATAS TALIAN
BAYAR
PENGHANTARAN
JUAL
DUIT SYILING
BARANG

22 Clues: BELI • JUAL • DUIT • MAHAL • TUNAI • AKAUN • BAYAR • MURAH • JUALAN • BARANG • HADIAH • PROMOSI • BELANJA • SUMBANG • DISKAUN • PINJAMAN • TABUNGAN • ATAS TALIAN • PENGHANTARAN • DUIT SYILING • MEMINJAM DARI ORANG LAIN • PINJAMKAN KEPADA ORANG LAIN

Money 2022-05-23

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something that costs a lot of money
the amount of money an item costs
money that you can use to pay for something
Something that people/pirates search for
someone who has made a million dollars/euros
a machine where money is kept in a store is called
Something that is a lot cheaper than it's regular price is called
Money that you get back after paying more than the item costs in cash is called
put money into financial schemes, shares, property, or a commercial venture with the expectation of achieving a profit.
something that you carry around that holds cash and credit cards is called
A very precious metal that is yellow and really expensive
without or with very little money is called
money that you receive after you are older
money that is printed out of paper and used in the US
a sign that advertises things is called
money in the form of coins and notes is called
The thing you receive after buying something.
a piece of paper that you sign and use to pay for things is called
Money used in the US that consists of a hundred cents
money that you get back after taking the item back to the store is called
to raise interst in something

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a thing given in recognition of service, effort, or achievement
something that you have won is called
an abundance of valuable possessions or money.
a thing or things belonging to someone; possessions collectively.
money that you save
a piece of plasic used to buy things
the amount by which a price is made lower is called
a piece of paper used to advertise
steal goods from (a place), typically during a war or riot.
very well known cryptocurrency is called
money that you have taken from a bank
The amount of things in the shop is called
something that is worth a lot of money is called
someone who asks people for money
Money that you have to pay back is called
the amount of money someone is paid for working
the amount of money something costs is called
something that does not cost very much
existing in plentiful quantities; abundant.
a business that has ran out of funds is called

Money 2022-12-26

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fail to win
to take money from your bank account
to be in debt
money owed
a card for purchases
to gain as a prize
to give for a good cause
to use in an unproductive way, inefficiently
to commit theft
to cheat in order to have money in a dishonest way
fortunate
to collect money
monthly payment for a house

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to take as a loan
to encounter
to receive from a dead member of the family
to return money
to use money in order to buy things
riches (n.)
amount of money saved
to gain money by working
to risk money on a project hoping it will bring money in later
play dishonestly
money in bank
to be concerned or anxious about something
to put money aside for the future
to loan money
wealthy

28 Clues: wealthy • fortunate • money owed • fail to win • riches (n.) • to encounter • to be in debt • money in bank • to loan money • to return money • to commit theft • play dishonestly • to collect money • to take as a loan • to gain as a prize • a card for purchases • amount of money saved • to gain money by working • to give for a good cause • monthly payment for a house • to put money aside for the future • ...

Money 2019-02-24

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Do something for money.
An area where commercial deals are concluded.
A person who tricks other people into giving them money.
A game where you can win money.
A card which gives you a discount for a product.
A deduction from the usual cost.
Credit card type.
Buying things.
Coins and banknotes in different countries.
Forcefully take money.
Something that costs a lot.
Money you make at your job.
Money you give to a business to help them start out.
Scam.
A financial gain.
Money you give to charity.
Money you put aside for when you might need it.
An estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time.
A place where you gamble.
Money you get from returning unusable items.
A state of great comfort or elegance, usually expensive.

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Take money from your bank account.
Exchange something for something else.
Most used online paying service.
Currency in US.
Most used cryptocurrency.
Currency in Europe.
Things that are manufactured and sold.
Getting cryptocurrency in other ways than buying it.
Playing games for money.
A period during which a shop reduces the prices.
Money you lend to someone.
A payment to a professional person in exchange for advice or service.
Government bills.
Fake money or jewelry.
Give money for a product or service.
A market where stuff is illegally bought and sold.
Something that costs a small amount of money.
Something new that everyone is doing or wearing.
Put money on your bank account.
Work relating to the production, buying , and selling of goods or services.
A public sale in which goods or property are sold to the highest bidder.
Object's and money's worth.
A place where you go to do money related things.
A company that is known for their products.
A popular style of clothing.
A machine where you deposit and withdraw money.
Owing someone money.
An order to a bank to pay from the drawer's account.

49 Clues: Scam. • Buying things. • Currency in US. • Government bills. • Credit card type. • A financial gain. • Currency in Europe. • Owing someone money. • Fake money or jewelry. • Forcefully take money. • Do something for money. • Playing games for money. • Most used cryptocurrency. • A place where you gamble. • Money you lend to someone. • Money you give to charity. • Something that costs a lot. • ...

MONEY 2020-04-06

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A regular payment made during a person's retirement (when they become too old to work) from an investment fund to which that person or their employer has contributed.
An organization similar to a bank that lends you money if you want to buy a house.
Money that you borrow to buy a home
Deficit in a bank account because you have taken more money out of it than you had it.
An arrangement with a bank to keep your money there
An instruction to a bank to pay a particular amount of money at regular times from a person's bank account to another bank account
card (Plastic) card from a bank authorizing the purchasing of goods on credit
The amount of money that you still have to pay, or that you have left to use
Automatic Teller Machine
An amount of money placed with a bank
An employee of a bank or building society who receives and pays out money.
To give the temporary use of money on the condition of repayment and at a set rate of interest.
To ask for the temporary use of money on the condition of repayment and at a set rate of interest.
A record of transactions in a bank account.

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Book containing detachable checks.
A bank account that pays you interest, in which you usually leave money for a long time.
Written order to a bank to pay the stated sum from one's account.
Money lent by a bank etc and that must be repaid with interest
One of many shops or offices that are part of a company.
Money taken out of a bank account.
The percentage of an amount of money which is paid for the use of that money over a period of time.
to exchange goods for other things rather than for money
A building in which commercial banking is transacted
A way of buying something in which you arrange to pay for it at a later time.
To give (someone) money that is due for work done, goods received, or a debt incurred.
A bank account that you can take money from at any time and that usually earns little or no interest.
Person to whom money is paid.
The act of taking out money.
A fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly or biweekly basis made by an employer to an employee.
Card a plastic card used to pay for things directly from your bank account

30 Clues: Automatic Teller Machine • The act of taking out money. • Person to whom money is paid. • Book containing detachable checks. • Money taken out of a bank account. • Money that you borrow to buy a home • An amount of money placed with a bank • A record of transactions in a bank account. • An arrangement with a bank to keep your money there • ...

MONEY 2020-04-06

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An amount of money placed with a bank
Book containing detachable checks.
Automatic Teller Machine
Card a plastic card used to pay for things directly from your bank account
Written order to a bank to pay the stated sum from one's account.
An instruction to a bank to pay a particular amount of money at regular times from a person's bank account to another bank account
An employee of a bank or building society who receives and pays out money.
A bank account that pays you interest, in which you usually leave money for a long time.
A fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly or biweekly basis made by an employer to an employee.
A building in which commercial banking is transacted
To ask for the temporary use of money on the condition of repayment and at a set rate of interest.
To give the temporary use of money on the condition of repayment and at a set rate of interest.
Deficit in a bank account because you have taken more money out of it than you had it.
To give (someone) money that is due for work done, goods received, or a debt incurred.
To take money out of a bank account
A record of transactions in a bank account.

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An organization similar to a bank that lends you money if you want to buy a house.
A bank account that you can take money from at any time and that usually earns little or no interest.
Person to whom money is paid.
The percentage of an amount of money which is paid for the use of that money over a period of time.
The amount of money moving into and out of a business.
A regular payment made during a person's retirement (when they become too old to work) from an investment fund to which that person or their employer has contributed.
A number that expresses the value of a coin or bill.
the money that is used in a particular country at a particular time (such as the United Kingdom)
(Plastic) card from a bank authorizing the purchasing of goods on credit
One of many shops or offices that are part of a company.
Money lent by a bank etc and that must be repaid with interest
Money taken out of a bank account.
The amount of money that you still have to pay, or that you have left to use
The act of taking out money.
to exchange goods for other things rather than for money
Money that you borrow to buy a home

32 Clues: Automatic Teller Machine • The act of taking out money. • Person to whom money is paid. • Book containing detachable checks. • Money taken out of a bank account. • To take money out of a bank account • Money that you borrow to buy a home • An amount of money placed with a bank • A record of transactions in a bank account. • ...

MONEY 2020-04-06

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(Plastic) card from a bank authorizing the purchasing of goods on credit
An amount of money placed with a bank
to exchange goods for other things rather than for money
the money that is used in a particular country at a particular time (such as the United Kingdom)
A record of transactions in a bank account.
To ask for the temporary use of money on the condition of repayment and at a set rate of interest.
The percentage of an amount of money which is paid for the use of that money over a period of time.
A fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly or biweekly basis made by an employer to an employee.
The amount of money moving into and out of a business.
A bank account that you can take money from at any time and that usually earns little or no interest.
An employee of a bank or building society who receives and pays out money.
One of many shops or offices that are part of a company.
Money taken out of a bank account.
A number that expresses the value of a coin or bill.
A way of buying something in which you arrange to pay for it at a later time.

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a plastic card used to pay for things directly from your bank account
An organization similar to a bank that lends you money if you want to buy a house.
A bank account that pays you interest, in which you usually leave money for a long time.
Deficit in a bank account because you have taken more money out of it than you had it.
Written order to a bank to pay the stated sum from one's account.
The act of taking out money.
To give the temporary use of money on the condition of repayment and at a set rate of interest.
A regular payment made during a person's retirement (when they become too old to work) from an investment fund to which that person or their employer has contributed.
Book containing detachable checks.
An instruction to a bank to pay a particular amount of money at regular times from a person's bank account to another bank account
Automatic Teller Machine
An arrangement with a bank to keep your money there
Money lent by a bank etc and that must be repaid with interest
Money that you borrow to buy a home
The amount of money that you still have to pay, or that you have left to use
Person to whom money is paid.
A building in which commercial banking is transacted
To give (someone) money that is due for work done, goods received, or a debt incurred.

33 Clues: Automatic Teller Machine • The act of taking out money. • Person to whom money is paid. • Book containing detachable checks. • Money taken out of a bank account. • Money that you borrow to buy a home • An amount of money placed with a bank • A record of transactions in a bank account. • An arrangement with a bank to keep your money there • ...

Money 2021-09-08

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piece of paper you fill out to give money
financial institution that handles money
owing money to someone
paper currency
card that makes transactions through own spending money
allows banks to manage and protect an account on behalf of a beneficiary
a group that makes loans to its members at low interest rate
money owed for goods that were supplied
gift of money expected to be paid back by sometime
mainly used to save money, linked debit card, can purchase things
amount of something

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loan given when purchasing house
a card that lets people receive things for a cost
Mainly used to purchase, connected through debit card
A set goal amount of money that someone is allowed to pay. Usually used when someone wants to save for something
there to advise individuals about money and solve financial problems
putting into an account
taking out of an account
where money is stored
can be earned by the balance held in any bank account

20 Clues: paper currency • amount of something • where money is stored • owing money to someone • putting into an account • taking out of an account • loan given when purchasing house • money owed for goods that were supplied • financial institution that handles money • piece of paper you fill out to give money • a card that lets people receive things for a cost • ...

Money 2021-11-06

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valūta
nodokļi
atbalstīt
darījums
preces, lietas
mainīties, izdevīgi tirgoties
gūt labumu
kaitēklis
nabadzība
apmainīties ar lietām
iznīcināt, izpostīt
pelnīt, piem.,attieksmi
ražotājs
elastīgums, pielāgošanās
vērts
pieprasījums

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kase
trūkums
vākt naudu fondam
patērētājs
labdarības organizācija
sastāvdaļa, piem., ēdiena
peļņa
liekā raža
attieksme
vilinošs, grūti pretoties
alga
vakcinācija
obligāti nepieciešams

29 Clues: kase • alga • peļņa • vērts • valūta • nodokļi • trūkums • darījums • ražotājs • atbalstīt • kaitēklis • attieksme • nabadzība • patērētājs • liekā raža • gūt labumu • vakcinācija • pieprasījums • preces, lietas • vākt naudu fondam • iznīcināt, izpostīt • apmainīties ar lietām • obligāti nepieciešams • labdarības organizācija • pelnīt, piem.,attieksmi • elastīgums, pielāgošanās • sastāvdaļa, piem., ēdiena • ...

Money 2021-11-13

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- платить
- богатый
- зарабатывать
- скидка
- банкнота
- банкомат
- зарплата
- бумажник
- тратить
- рубль

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- бедный
- наличные деньги
- сдача
- брать взаймы
- кошелек
- наследовать, унаследовать
- стоить
- чаевые
- счет
- давать в долг
- цена
- монета

22 Clues: - счет • - цена • - сдача • - рубль • - бедный • - стоить • - скидка • - чаевые • - монета • - платить • - богатый • - кошелек • - тратить • - банкнота • - банкомат • - зарплата • - бумажник • - брать взаймы • - зарабатывать • - давать в долг • - наличные деньги • - наследовать, унаследовать

MONEY 2023-04-12

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the money you get for the work you do
a piece of paper which shows how much money you have to pay
a piece of paper money
to spend money for stupid things
money that a bank lends you to buy a house
to get money for your work
to give money
a piece of money made of metal
to have to pay money back to someone

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money that you pay to the government
to collect money from other people
to take money
money that somebody (or a bank) lends you
to give money to a bank, business, etc, or buy something, because you hope to get a profit
a machine where you can get money
to put money aside
be able to buy sth
to get from your relative
to bill for
be worth

20 Clues: be worth • to bill for • to take money • to give money • to put money aside • be able to buy sth • a piece of paper money • to get from your relative • to get money for your work • a piece of money made of metal • to spend money for stupid things • a machine where you can get money • to collect money from other people • money that you pay to the government • ...

Money 2023-05-10

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changing one type of currency for another
a payment method that’s connected to your checking account
The total annualized cost of a loan (APR)
a bank account that holds a fixed amount of money for a defined period of time (CD)
powerful financial effect that helps your savings grow over time
a signed name on the back of a check
a type of bank that is open to people eligible for membership
a type of electronic funds transfer system that operates between banks, businesses and individual consumers (ACH)
A convenient location for basic banking transactions (ATM)
a financial gain

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The annual yield earned on a deposit account (APY)
placing money in a bank account
a federal government agency that helps ensure the stability of the U.S. financial system (FDIC)
a sum of money that is borrowed
a bank account for storing money that is not immediately needed
an account that allows you to check your balance whenever
the proportion of a loan that is charged as interest to the borrower
the market for trading international currencies
Removing money from a bank account
a place that you can go to for safely storing your money

20 Clues: a financial gain • placing money in a bank account • a sum of money that is borrowed • Removing money from a bank account • a signed name on the back of a check • changing one type of currency for another • The total annualized cost of a loan (APR) • the market for trading international currencies • The annual yield earned on a deposit account (APY) • ...

Money 2023-05-31

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splatit půjčku
ušetřit
pochopit,uvědomit si
dodat odvahu
investovat
(na)účtovat
půjčit(někomu)
zkoušet
darovat
zapomenout
půjčit si
slíbit

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podnik,firma
směšný
pánská peněženka
potřebovat
rozhodnout se
přesčas
dovolit si něco koupit
zdědit
utratit
štědrý
platit
dost(atek)
cena

25 Clues: cena • směšný • zdědit • štědrý • platit • slíbit • ušetřit • přesčas • utratit • zkoušet • darovat • půjčit si • potřebovat • investovat • dost(atek) • zapomenout • (na)účtovat • podnik,firma • dodat odvahu • rozhodnout se • splatit půjčku • půjčit(někomu) • pánská peněženka • pochopit,uvědomit si • dovolit si něco koupit

MONEY 2013-03-18

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/ Mike ______s $100 = Mike gives $100 to someone and hopes to get more than $100 later.
/ Mike ______s $100 = Mike gives someone $100 in exchange of something.
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/ Image 4
/ Image 18
/ Image 14
/ Image 16
/ Image 17
/ Mike ______s $100 = Mike receives $100 in return of his work.
/ Image 13
/ Mike ______s $100 = Someones gives $100 to Mike; Mike will give the money back later.
/ Mike ______s $100 = Mike gives $100 to someone; this person will give the money back to Mike later.

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/ Mike ______s $100 = Mike's grandfather dies and leaves Mike $100.
/ Image 11
/ Image 15
/ Image 12
/ Image 3
/ Image 9
/ Image 10
/ Image 7
/ Image 5
/ Image 2
/ Image 1
/ Image 6

24 Clues: / Image 8 • / Image 4 • / Image 3 • / Image 9 • / Image 7 • / Image 5 • / Image 2 • / Image 1 • / Image 6 • / Image 11 • / Image 15 • / Image 12 • / Image 18 • / Image 14 • / Image 10 • / Image 16 • / Image 17 • / Image 13 • / Mike ______s $100 = Mike receives $100 in return of his work. • / Mike ______s $100 = Mike's grandfather dies and leaves Mike $100. • ...

Money 2014-09-08

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activites involved in selling goods or services
money received eg from work
borrowed money from someone
wealth and resources of community
money in any form when in actual use a medium of exchange,especially circulating paper money
buying and selling trade etc
a piece of work
unable to pay one's debts
written agreement
condition for buying or selling

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amount of money for which things is sold
put money for future use
management of money
a coin or note worth one dollar
rate or propertion percent
spent for food etc
method for doing something
a plan of income
sell goods to another country
have as a price

20 Clues: a piece of work • have as a price • a plan of income • written agreement • spent for food etc • management of money • put money for future use • unable to pay one's debts • rate or propertion percent • method for doing something • money received eg from work • borrowed money from someone • buying and selling trade etc • sell goods to another country • a coin or note worth one dollar • ...

Money 2015-02-05

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hitch
Vacuum or Dam
The bottom of some jeans
one of the things dierks was thanking god for in song
nagger/bully
retro "cool man"
midnight transportation
ed sheeran's first hit
feature on a geeks school photo
mouse wheel convenience
Last name of a famous diary writer
cheap, cheap, cheap
what may be put in a conversation
milk brand or fabric
____white and blue
with "the" department store or what you do with a belt
unwanted or meaty treat
Cat or Coffee raiser?
It's a law and a fruit
what you may sleep in if you cheat on your spouse

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a dance or Bean?
Let the cat escape
barbie or ken
word after love or a radio name
aroma_____(Ouch)?
some babies first words
carnival ride that the explorers made there ship out of
some eggs or rachaels last name on friends
I can see it before you can types?
financial strain causes
a way out of a conversation or the third of 26?
ski location in colorado
Heavy order from McDonalds
kesha broke into this singers house before making it big
just shy of getting a top place
"hey, over here"
something you don't want to do to garlic haters
some minds or type of leave from work
Part of BYOB
Shirt or Game
what you might be doing to the bullet

41 Clues: hitch • nagger/bully • Part of BYOB • barbie or ken • Vacuum or Dam • Shirt or Game • a dance or Bean? • retro "cool man" • "hey, over here" • aroma_____(Ouch)? • Let the cat escape • ____white and blue • cheap, cheap, cheap • milk brand or fabric • Cat or Coffee raiser? • ed sheeran's first hit • It's a law and a fruit • some babies first words • midnight transportation • financial strain causes • ...

Money 2015-11-12

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If you … money, you spend it recklessly.
When you are too old to work any longer, you get … ,
A synonym of rich is … .
I have paid a fortune for the fur, but now it’s moth-eaten and it’s completely … .
In most countries people have to pay … from their income.
She is a good dentist, but she … too much for her services.
This is money that you have put away, usually in order to buy a specific thing later on.
When we buy items in a shop, we should receive a … , which is a proof of your purchase.
This is a person who asks people for money in the street.
If somebody is a multi-millionaire, they have money to … .

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If we buy an item very cheaply, we say it is a … .
This is money in the form of paper.
If you put some money in a bank account, you get … .
When somebody earns a lot of money, we can say that they earn a … .
If you don’t have any money at all, you are … .
People who are very rich can afford to throw … parties.
Many people have to pay off … for their house every month.
Many people keep some … in their pockets to pay for snack s or other small things.
This is money that you get for your work every month.
If you borrow money from somebody, you are in … .

20 Clues: A synonym of rich is … . • This is money in the form of paper. • If you … money, you spend it recklessly. • If you don’t have any money at all, you are … . • If you borrow money from somebody, you are in … . • If we buy an item very cheaply, we say it is a … . • If you put some money in a bank account, you get … . • When you are too old to work any longer, you get … , • ...

Money 2015-11-12

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If you … money, you spend it recklessly.
If somebody is a multi-millionaire, they have money to … .
She is a good dentist, but she … too much for her services.
Many people have to pay off … for their house every month.
If you don’t have any money at all, you are … .
Many people keep some … in their pockets to pay for snack s or other small things.
When we buy items in a shop, we should receive a … , which is a proof of your purchase.
This is money that you get for your work every month.
When you are too old to work any longer, you get … ,
In most countries people have to pay … from their income.

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This is a person who asks people for money in the street.
When somebody earns a lot of money, we can say that they earn a … .
A synonym of rich is … .
I have paid a fortune for the fur, but now it’s moth-eaten and it’s completely … .
If you put some money in a bank account, you get … .
This is money in the form of paper.
This is money that you have put away, usually in order to buy a specific thing later on.
If we buy an item very cheaply, we say it is a … .
People who are very rich can afford to throw … parties.
If you borrow money from somebody, you are in … .

Money 2017-03-30

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Coins and Bills
To put money in your account
Money is stored in one
To take out money out of your account
What APR stands for
Monthly mail that is sent to inform you about your account
The thing that banks use to make profit
The amount of money

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To exchange money
Out of 100
Monthly or daily interest
Money that you get from you parents every week or month
To borrow money
A change in your account, either a deposit or withdrawl
How much money a particular investment produces in one year
The business of selling products or services
The amount of money, separate from interest
A check for salary made out to an employee
The place where you can make transactions with money
Found at checkouts and used to calculate the amount that the customer owes
Money that has been saved

21 Clues: Out of 100 • Coins and Bills • To borrow money • To exchange money • What APR stands for • The amount of money • Money is stored in one • Monthly or daily interest • Money that has been saved • To put money in your account • To take out money out of your account • The thing that banks use to make profit • A check for salary made out to an employee • ...

Money 2017-03-30

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Money that has been saved
Monthly mail that is sent to inform you about your account
The place where you can make transactions with money
How much money a particular investment produces in one year
The amount of money, separate from interest
Money that you get from your parents every week or month
What APR stands for
The amount of money
To put money in your account
The thing that banks use to make profit

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To take out money out of your account
To borrow money
Out of 100
Monthly or daily interest
To exchange money
A check for salary made out to an employee
The business of selling products or services
A change in your account, either a deposit or withdrawal
Found at checkouts and used to calculate the amount that the customer owes
Money is stored in one
Coins and Bills

21 Clues: Out of 100 • To borrow money • Coins and Bills • To exchange money • What APR stands for • The amount of money • Money is stored in one • Money that has been saved • Monthly or daily interest • To put money in your account • To take out money out of your account • The thing that banks use to make profit • A check for salary made out to an employee • ...

Money 2024-03-01

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surgery Fake body
When the price is lower
Give new ideas
When something is really expensive
number Give someone a pin number
When someone sponsored you
Not able to swim
machine Place where you withdraw money
Money set aside for future use

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When you sleep too much
The paper they give you at the store after you buy something
Money taken from bank
Money that is given to you after you buy something
A lot of hay in one place
Money spent on good and services
out Give something to someone
Pieces of metal
When someone offers you an amount of money
The money you get back after returning something from store
out When there isn’t a product that you need in any stores

20 Clues: Give new ideas • Pieces of metal • Not able to swim • surgery Fake body • Money taken from bank • When you sleep too much • When the price is lower • A lot of hay in one place • When someone sponsored you • Money set aside for future use • out Give something to someone • Money spent on good and services • number Give someone a pin number • When something is really expensive • ...

money 2025-01-26

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money a bank lends
money available to a person or organization
legal document stipulating where money goes after death
the cost of money
more formal synonym for rich
money paid for a professional service
profitable
money given to an organization to help others

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(usually large)amount of money paid at one time
the money of a particular country
not liking to spend money
money paid as a penalty
to request a certain sum of money for goods/services
one of a number of payments
sum of money given by government for a certain purpose
money given as the first part of a larger payment
money owed to a bank for overspending an account
money kept in a bank
informal word meaning to have no money
money paid for transportation

20 Clues: profitable • the cost of money • money a bank lends • money kept in a bank • money paid as a penalty • not liking to spend money • one of a number of payments • more formal synonym for rich • money paid for transportation • the money of a particular country • money paid for a professional service • informal word meaning to have no money • money available to a person or organization • ...

Money 2025-01-27

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A monetary penalty for breaking a law or rule.
Money paid to release someone from custody while awaiting trial.
A government department responsible for managing public revenue and expenditures.
Money placed in a bank account or paid as a security for goods or services.
A sum of money given regularly for personal expenses.
Payment for work, usually calculated on an hourly or daily basis.
The total income of an organization or government before expenses.
A fixed, regular payment, often for educational or internship purposes.
A small case used for carrying money, cards, and identification.
Money spent on goods, services, or bills.
A small amount of money given to service workers for their service.
A long-term loan used to buy property, where the property serves as collateral.
A fixed regular payment, typically paid monthly, for work done.
Money sent to someone, often by a person working abroad to their family.
Physical money in the form of bills and coins.
A financial plan outlining income and expenses over a period of time.
A small, flat piece of metal issued by a government as currency.
A portion of a company’s earnings distributed to its shareholders.
A legal status where a person or business cannot repay debts.
A financial arrangement where money is borrowed to be repaid later.

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The act of allocating money to generate profit or income.
Money given for a specific purpose, often by a government or organization.
The amount of money available in a bank account or the difference between income and expenses.
Money borrowed from a person or institution that must be repaid.
A fixed charge for a service or privilege.
A sum of money saved or set aside for a specific purpose.
A piece of paper currency or a written statement of money owed.
Regular payments to a retired person, funded by their employer or the government.
A gift of money or goods for a cause or charity.
Money owed to another person or institution.
A facility allowing withdrawal of more money than is in an account, up to a limit.
A charge imposed for breaking a rule or contract.
The cost of borrowing money or the earnings on savings or investments, expressed as a percentage.
Any exchange of money, goods, or services.
A mandatory financial charge imposed by a government.
Money given back after a purchase or coins in general.
A financial institution that manages money, including savings, loans, and investments.
Money deducted from a bank account, typically for purchases or payments.
The official money used in a country.

39 Clues: The official money used in a country. • Money spent on goods, services, or bills. • A fixed charge for a service or privilege. • Any exchange of money, goods, or services. • Money owed to another person or institution. • A monetary penalty for breaking a law or rule. • Physical money in the form of bills and coins. • A gift of money or goods for a cause or charity. • ...

money 2025-09-10

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– pobočka
– hypotéka
– mzda
– plat
– dluh
– investice
– měna
– příjem
– inflace

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– peněženka
– směna
– cena
– zůstatek
– úvěr
– mince
– zisk
– hotovost
– burza
– investice
– rozpočet
– účet
– půjčka
– poplatek

23 Clues: – cena • – úvěr • – mzda • – zisk • – plat • – dluh • – účet • – měna • – směna • – mince • – burza • – příjem • – půjčka • – pobočka • – inflace • – zůstatek • – hypotéka • – hotovost • – rozpočet • – poplatek • – peněženka • – investice • – investice

money 2024-12-30

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Financially sound enough to justify the extension of credit
Father of Accounting
Goals that are specific, measurable, attainable, relevant and timebound
Someone who assumes the risks of a business
Outcome you wish to accomplish in a specific amount of time
Unit of ownership
The date an investment is to be paid back in full
Occurs when there is not enough money to cover a transaction
Profit earned from selling investment for more that you paid for it (2 words)
Profit or loss of an investment
Measure of how popular an item is and how many consumers want to buy it
Act of giving something with the understanding it will be given back to you
Receive money in exchange for goods/services
an advantage
Kind of electronic money (2 words)
Asset that secures a loan
Required payment to government
Expenses that change in amount from month to month
Personal Finance expert, author and radio host
Loan used to buy a home
Money made after all costs are paid
Tax on retail products
Person who buys goods/services for personal needs not for resale
To Have good value for the money you paid
Fixed sum paid for specific period of time worked
How much of a product is available to buy
Money owed another person or business
Measure of ability with which you can access your money
An investment product
To give something in order help someone else
Item with economic value
Number 1 rule of personal finance “Spend Less than (2 words)

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Occurs when price of goods/services increase over time
Long term goals take more than _____ years
Person named to receive proceeds or benefits
Combined holdings of mutual fund
Spending Plan
Type of wealth that is transferred from parents to children
Total pay before taxes/deductions (2 words)
Idea that you are less likely to be careful when you are shielded from consequences (2 words)
The management of money
Most successful investor of all time
Tax on products imported from foreign countries
Fee charged by lender for use of money
Media used by businesses to promote products/services
Savings tool with fixed maturity/interest rate
A disadvantage according to the law
Psychologist known for creating framework for classifying educational goals
Illegal act that occurs when people are tricked out of personal info or money
To commit money to earn a financial return
Reduces the price of consumer goods
free form to determine how much federal financial aid a student is eligible to receive
Portion of company’s profit paid to shareholders
Amount of money that is originally received from lender and agreed to pay be on the loan with interest
Investors can buy shares in this
Tangible objects people want
Type of financial aid that does not have to be repaid
Law that requires taxes to be deducted from pay to contribute to SS and Medicare
Used to buy good/services
Number used to compare value of money in two different countries (2 words)
Amount of money earned for selling something
Type of debt that “matures”
“Take-home pay” (2 words)
Percentage rate of yearly cost of borrowing money
Fundamental principle of double-entry accounting, for every debit entry there must be a corresponding _______ entry
Amount of money that something is worth

66 Clues: an advantage • Spending Plan • Unit of ownership • Father of Accounting • An investment product • Tax on retail products • The management of money • Loan used to buy a home • Item with economic value • Asset that secures a loan • Used to buy good/services • “Take-home pay” (2 words) • Type of debt that “matures” • Tangible objects people want • Required payment to government • ...

MONEY 2025-12-02

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money in notes and coins
money money you get more than usual
money matters
you have enough money for it
money you borrow and must return
the person who takes your payment
something you spend money on
money you receive
where you keep your money
a plan for how you spend money

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card a card you use to pay
get money from working
money someone gives you regularly
small round money
the time ahead
giving money to help others
how much money is left
money you put in a bank
take something and return it later
money you owe

20 Clues: money matters • money you owe • the time ahead • small round money • money you receive • get money from working • how much money is left • money you put in a bank • money in notes and coins • where you keep your money • card a card you use to pay • giving money to help others • you have enough money for it • something you spend money on • a plan for how you spend money • ...

Money 2026-03-26

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– something you buy.
– money put into a bank account.
– a loan to buy a house.
– inability to pay debts legally.
– the money used in a country.
– money you receive from work or other sources.
– money paid as punishment.
– a plan for how to spend your money.
– money kept for future use.
– payment for using property.
– the ability to borrow money.
– money paid to the government.
– a place in a bank where you keep money.
– money you spend.

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– spending more than you have in your account.
– a period of economic decline.
– money borrowed that must be paid back.
– money gained after expenses are paid
– fixed money paid regularly for a job.
– money paid for work, usually hourly.
– the state of being very poor.
rate – value of one currency compared to another.
– extra money paid for borrowing money.
– when prices increase over time.
– money taken out of a bank account.
– money you must pay for services.
– something valuable that you own.
– money you owe to someone.
– a reduced price.
– using money to earn more money.

30 Clues: – a reduced price. • – money you spend. • – something you buy. • – a loan to buy a house. • – money paid as punishment. • – money you owe to someone. • – money kept for future use. • – payment for using property. • – the money used in a country. • – the ability to borrow money. • – a period of economic decline. • – the state of being very poor. • – money paid to the government. • ...

Money 2026-05-07

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account a place in a bank where you keep your money
money that you borrow and must pay back
to ask someone to pay a particular amount
a piece of paper money
to keep money for the future instead of spending it
card a plastic card that lets you buy now and pay later
an arrangement to buy now and pay later, or money added to your account
to put money into something to make more money
having a particular value
out to get a loan or remove money from a bank
the original amount of money borrowed or invested
money that you owe to someone
to need to pay money back to someone
money people pay to the government for public services

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a loan to buy a house
machine a machine outside a bank where you get money
to take something, usually money, and plan to give it back
the extra money you pay when you borrow, or earn when you save
to give something, usually money, and expect it back
the amount of money needed to buy something
to spend money on things that are not needed
card a plastic card that takes money directly from your bank account
rate the percentage charged for borrowing money
a small round piece of metal used as money
money paid to an employee each month or year
to get money for doing work
to receive money or property after someone dies
to have enough money to buy something

28 Clues: a loan to buy a house • a piece of paper money • having a particular value • to get money for doing work • money that you owe to someone • to need to pay money back to someone • to have enough money to buy something • money that you borrow and must pay back • to ask someone to pay a particular amount • a small round piece of metal used as money • ...

Money 2012-11-14

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n. Owner, usually of a business or a building
adj. Dangerous
adj. Obviously real because it can be seen, touched, or otherwise observed
n. Money given by a government or other organization to support an activity
v. To rent something for a long time (several months or years)
n. A situation in which prices for many items rise quite fast
v. To give out different amounts for different purposes
n. The value of one’s share in an investment
v. Control according to a set of rules
adv. Together with one or more other parties

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n. A thing that can be bought and sold,such as grain,oil, or wood
n. A possession that has positive value
adv. For each person
v. To estimate the value of something
n. Legal responsibility for harming a person or property;a disadvantage
adj. After all costs have been subtracted from an amount
v. To protect
v. To get something, usually something with special value or meaning
adj. Only, single
v. To decrease in power or amount

20 Clues: v. To protect • adj. Dangerous • adj. Only, single • adv. For each person • v. To decrease in power or amount • v. To estimate the value of something • v. Control according to a set of rules • n. A possession that has positive value • n. The value of one’s share in an investment • adv. Together with one or more other parties • n. Owner, usually of a business or a building • ...

MONEY 2014-02-19

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My friend gave me $10 until next week. Robert _____ me some money.
Money a person gets for the work he/she does.
I asked my friend to give me some money until next week. I _____ $15 from my friend.
My aunt died and left me some money. I _____ $20000 from my aunt.
Money that you pay to the government.
I put some money aside every week for my next holiday. I _____ money every week.
Money that you borrow from a bank to buy a house.
A piece of paper money.
I don't have enough money to buy this car. I can't _____ to buy it.
I could sell my house for about $200000. My house is _____ $200000.
A piece of money made of metal.

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John is a _____ person! He wants more money than he really needs.
I bought some shares in British Telcom. I _____ some money.
I went to the ATM and got $200. I _____ _____ $200 from the cashpoint.
A machine inside or outside a bank where you can get money.
A small plastic card you use to buy things.
I had to pay the mechanic $100 to repair my car. The mechanic _____ me $100.
I bought a book. The book _____ me $25.
I work in a supermarket. They pay me $1900 a month. I _____ $1990 a month.
Jonathan is _____! He is poor and he has no money at all.
I often spend money on stupid things. I often _____ money.
Jim gave me some money. I haven't paid it back yet. I _____ Jim $100.
Money that somebody or a bank lends you.

23 Clues: A piece of paper money. • A piece of money made of metal. • Money that you pay to the government. • I bought a book. The book _____ me $25. • Money that somebody or a bank lends you. • A small plastic card you use to buy things. • Money a person gets for the work he/she does. • Money that you borrow from a bank to buy a house. • ...

Money 2014-09-07

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what is told
buying or selling, trade
conditions for buying or selling
hobby or subject
written or spoken agreement
amount of money for which things is sold
wealth and resources of community
sell goods to another country

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money put aside for future use
management of money
authority to perform task
unable to pay one's debt
money received example from work
financial gain
rate
the greatest amount
cause to retire
a plan of income
have as a price
a piece of work
method for doing something

21 Clues: rate • what is told • financial gain • cause to retire • have as a price • a piece of work • hobby or subject • a plan of income • management of money • the greatest amount • unable to pay one's debt • buying or selling, trade • authority to perform task • method for doing something • written or spoken agreement • sell goods to another country • money put aside for future use • ...

Money 2014-09-07

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amount of money for which things are sold
money put aside for future use
notes and coins
cause to retire (employee)
the act of selling
not enough money to pay debts
more than one country
represent numbers by symbols
money avaliable to spend
pertaining to tenths or to the number 10
how much you earn when you get paid

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money that is paid by the hour, day, or week
money that you earn that you can spend
expressing a number as a fraction
involving money
something to do with work
an occupation
money you get from work
unit of money used in some countries
have as a price

20 Clues: an occupation • notes and coins • involving money • have as a price • the act of selling • more than one country • money you get from work • money avaliable to spend • something to do with work • cause to retire (employee) • represent numbers by symbols • not enough money to pay debts • money put aside for future use • expressing a number as a fraction • how much you earn when you get paid • ...

money 2014-09-07

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money you earn through work/money getting paid with
to pay out disburse or dispose of money wealth etc.
the act of process of making a plan
people buying the product
when someones out of money
circulation, as of coin
how much you earn when you work
equal distribution of money

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to put(money)to use
spending it wisely
cost heaps
goods and service tax
to deduct or take away a certain amount
how much you borrow
findings and searching for answers
a form of denomination of currency
plans for the future
the object or thing your selling
dealing with numbers
having heaps of money

20 Clues: cost heaps • spending it wisely • to put(money)to use • how much you borrow • plans for the future • dealing with numbers • goods and service tax • having heaps of money • circulation, as of coin • people buying the product • when someones out of money • equal distribution of money • how much you earn when you work • the object or thing your selling • findings and searching for answers • ...

MONEY 2014-09-10

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give over in exchange for something
money inform of coins or banknotes
as to a fund or make decision
to give back money or repay
return,proceeds as from property or investments
draw money from account
the price paid to maintain anything
sums of money saved by economy
salary,wages and earning
the total of money set aside for a purpose
a payment made by a tendant to a landlord

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money that os paid or received for work or services
amount of money it's equivalent for which anything is bought
an amount of money deposited with a bank
obtain promise to return the same money
financial undertaking
to place for safekeeping in a bank account
furnished on condition of being returned
to put money to use by purchase
something that is owed

20 Clues: financial undertaking • something that is owed • draw money from account • salary,wages and earning • to give back money or repay • as to a fund or make decision • sums of money saved by economy • to put money to use by purchase • money inform of coins or banknotes • give over in exchange for something • the price paid to maintain anything • obtain promise to return the same money • ...

money 2014-12-08

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sprzedawać
tracić
zarabiać
reklamować,ogłaszać
wydawać
pożyczaćodkogoś
płacić
bogaty
marnować,
gotówka
biedny

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drogi
kontobankowe
oszczędzać
inwestować
pożyczaćkomuś
lokatabankowa
tani
wygrywać
zamienić
karta

21 Clues: tani • drogi • karta • tracić • płacić • bogaty • biedny • wydawać • gotówka • zarabiać • wygrywać • zamienić • marnować, • sprzedawać • oszczędzać • inwestować • kontobankowe • pożyczaćkomuś • lokatabankowa • pożyczaćodkogoś • reklamować,ogłaszać

Money 2015-11-12

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She is a good dentist, but she … too much for her services.
If you borrow money from somebody, you are in … .
If somebody is a multi-millionaire, they have money to … .
If you put some money in a bank account, you get … .
This is a person who asks people for money in the street.
I have paid a fortune for the fur, but now it’s moth-eaten and it’s completely … .
When we buy items in a shop, we should receive a … , which is a proof of your purchase.
In most countries people have to pay … from their income.
This is money that you have put away, usually in order to buy a specific thing later on.
If we buy an item very cheaply, we say it is a … .
A synonym of rich is … .

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People who are very rich can afford to throw … parties.
When somebody earns a lot of money, we can say that they earn a … .
This is money in the form of paper.
If you don’t have any money at all, you are … .
Many people keep some … in their pockets to pay for snack s or other small things.
If you … money, you spend it recklessly.
Many people have to pay off … for their house every month.
When you are too old to work any longer, you get … ,
This is money that you get for your work every month.

Money 2015-11-12

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This is money that you get for your work every month.
When you are too old to work any longer, you get … ,
If you borrow money from somebody, you are in … .
If somebody is a multi-millionaire, they have money to … .
Many people keep some … in their pockets to pay for snack s or other small things.
I have paid a fortune for the fur, but now it’s moth-eaten and it’s completely … .
Many people have to pay off … for their house every month.
When we buy items in a shop, we should receive a … , which is a proof of your purchase.
If we buy an item very cheaply, we say it is a … .

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She is a good dentist, but she … too much for her services.
In most countries people have to pay … from their income.
If you put some money in a bank account, you get … .
This is money that you have put away, usually in order to buy a specific thing later on.
This is a person who asks people for money in the street.
This is money in the form of paper.
If you don’t have any money at all, you are … .
A synonym of rich is … .
If you … money, you spend it recklessly.
When somebody earns a lot of money, we can say that they earn a … .
People who are very rich can afford to throw … parties.

20 Clues: A synonym of rich is … . • This is money in the form of paper. • If you … money, you spend it recklessly. • If you don’t have any money at all, you are … . • If you borrow money from somebody, you are in … . • If we buy an item very cheaply, we say it is a … . • When you are too old to work any longer, you get … , • If you put some money in a bank account, you get … . • ...

Money 2015-11-12

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In most countries people have to pay … from their income.
This is money that you get for your work every month.
This is money in the form of paper.
This is a person who asks people for money in the street.
If you borrow money from somebody, you are in … .
She is a good dentist, but she … too much for her services.
If somebody is a multi-millionaire, they have money to … .
If you don’t have any money at all, you are … .
Many people have to pay off … for their house every month.
People who are very rich can afford to throw … parties.

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If you … money, you spend it recklessly.
This is money that you have put away, usually in order to buy a specific thing later on.
A synonym of rich is … .
I have paid a fortune for the fur, but now it’s moth-eaten and it’s completely … .
If we buy an item very cheaply, we say it is a … .
When you are too old to work any longer, you get … ,
If you put some money in a bank account, you get … .
When somebody earns a lot of money, we can say that they earn a … .
Many people keep some … in their pockets to pay for snack s or other small things.
When we buy items in a shop, we should receive a … , which is a proof of your purchase.

20 Clues: A synonym of rich is … . • This is money in the form of paper. • If you … money, you spend it recklessly. • If you don’t have any money at all, you are … . • If you borrow money from somebody, you are in … . • If we buy an item very cheaply, we say it is a … . • When you are too old to work any longer, you get … , • If you put some money in a bank account, you get … . • ...

Money 2016-01-07

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money in the form of coins
when all articles have lower prices
amount of money you pay the bank for their services
where you buy books
where you buy meat
a bank account that you use to keep and save money
to get your money back
where you book a trip
where goceries are sold
piece of paper with the article and pice you bought

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Where you buy medicine
to have enough money
where you buy clothes
where you buy bread
take money from a bank account
written statement where it says how much you owe
not to use your money properly
where you buy vegetables and fruit
machine where you withdraw money
to give money to somebody and get it back later
when something you bought was at a cheap price

21 Clues: where you buy meat • where you buy bread • where you buy books • to have enough money • where you buy clothes • where you book a trip • Where you buy medicine • to get your money back • where goceries are sold • money in the form of coins • take money from a bank account • not to use your money properly • machine where you withdraw money • where you buy vegetables and fruit • ...

MONEY 2020-05-11

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If you split the bill with a friend, you go ....
A slang word for 'poor'.
If you don't need to pay for your drink, because the restaurant gives it to you for free, it's on the ...
Money made of metal.
If you live ... your parents, it means you depend on them financially.
When someone goes to a casino and plays risky games, they ....
When you buy something (e.g. shares in a company) to make more money in the future.
The past form of 'lend'.
It's another word for a cash mashine.
Children collect money in their ... bank. It looks like an animal.
If you spend more than what you can afford, you can get into ...

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E.g. dollars, forints, pounds, euros.
If you need to pay someone back their money, you ... them that money.
The opposite of 'lend'.
When someone dies, her children get her money.
Sometimes restaurants ... you 100 HUF for using their bathroom, if you don't eat there.
Children usually get a little ... money from their parents to buy snacks or toys.
A poor person who asks you for money in the street.
The money the bank lends you to buy a house.
If someone grew up in a rich family, he was born with a silver ... in his mouth.

20 Clues: Money made of metal. • The opposite of 'lend'. • A slang word for 'poor'. • The past form of 'lend'. • E.g. dollars, forints, pounds, euros. • It's another word for a cash mashine. • The money the bank lends you to buy a house. • When someone dies, her children get her money. • If you split the bill with a friend, you go .... • ...

Money 2021-02-23

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fizetni
költetni
érme
kerül valamibe
felszámítani
fizetés
pazarolni
tőzsde
papírpénz
díj

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hitelkártyával
kölcsönadni
megengedheti magának
kölcsönvenni
készpénzzel
tulajdon,ingatlan,vagyontárgy
bankautomata
számla
érnivalamennyit
megtakarítani
pénzt keresni
tartozni

22 Clues: díj • érme • számla • tőzsde • fizetni • fizetés • költetni • tartozni • pazarolni • papírpénz • kölcsönadni • készpénzzel • kölcsönvenni • bankautomata • felszámítani • megtakarítani • pénzt keresni • hitelkártyával • kerül valamibe • érnivalamennyit • megengedheti magának • tulajdon,ingatlan,vagyontárgy

Money 2017-03-30

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A check for salary made out to an employee
To exchange money
To borrow money
The thing that banks use to make profit
What APR stands for
Money that has been saved
Out of 100
Coins and Bills
Money that you get from your parents every week or month
Money is stored in one

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The place where you can make transactions with money
The amount of money
Monthly or daily interest
To put money in your account
To take out money out of your account
A change in your account, either a deposit or withdrawal
The business of selling products or services
The amount of money, separate from interest
Found at checkouts and used to calculate the amount that the customer owes
How much money a particular investment produces in one year
Monthly mail that is sent to inform you about your account

21 Clues: Out of 100 • To borrow money • Coins and Bills • To exchange money • The amount of money • What APR stands for • Money is stored in one • Monthly or daily interest • Money that has been saved • To put money in your account • To take out money out of your account • The thing that banks use to make profit • A check for salary made out to an employee • ...

MONEY 2017-12-12

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стоить
терять
money бумажные деньги
одалживать кому-либо
богатый
бюджет
cards кредитные карты
тратить попусту
ответственный
расходы
ends meet сводить концы с концами
справедливый
утверждать
бедный
выигрывать

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down сократить, урезать
копить,экономить
тратить
платить
монетница
монеты
дорогой
благотворительность
заботы
бумажник
решать
дополнительный
позволять себе в материальном плане
зарабатывать
продавать

30 Clues: стоить • терять • монеты • бюджет • заботы • решать • бедный • тратить • платить • богатый • дорогой • расходы • бумажник • монетница • продавать • утверждать • выигрывать • зарабатывать • справедливый • ответственный • дополнительный • тратить попусту • копить,экономить • благотворительность • одалживать кому-либо • money бумажные деньги • cards кредитные карты • down сократить, урезать • ends meet сводить концы с концами • ...

MONEY 2021-05-19

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гладко, благополучно, спокойно
заставляет
распространенное
счастливо
уверен
более, больше
коррупция
менее, меньше
вполне, довольно
высказывание
правдиво
выражение
жадность
все, всё, всего
тихо, плавно, спокойно

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известное
вымогательство, шантаж
полно, немерено
рабский
счастье
труд
задаюсь вопросом
зло
поделены, разделены
ужасные? xeljdboyst
означает
корень
вокруг, по кругу

28 Clues: зло • труд • уверен • корень • рабский • счастье • означает • правдиво • жадность • известное • счастливо • коррупция • выражение • заставляет • высказывание • более, больше • менее, меньше • полно, немерено • все, всё, всего • распространенное • задаюсь вопросом • вполне, довольно • вокруг, по кругу • поделены, разделены • ужасные? xeljdboyst • вымогательство, шантаж • тихо, плавно, спокойно • гладко, благополучно, спокойно

Money 2023-11-16

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a record of the money taken from your bank account
a person, country, or organization that owes money
they have lent it to you and you have not yet paid it back
a document setting out items of debit and credit between a bank or other organization and a customer
a sum payable as a first instalment on the purchase
large quantity of currency maintained by central banks to prepare for investments
the study and system of money
finance plan that allocates future personal income
a sum of money due as one of several equal payments for something

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a way to purchase something now and pay for it over time
a partial refund to someone who has paid too much
owing money
an amount or sum placed at a person's disposal by a bank
gives money to someone
a share of a company's profits distributed to shareholders as either stock or cash
a fixed amount of money or compensation paid to an employee by an employer
fixed price charged for a specific service
a sum of money borrowed from bank
a person or company to whom money is owing
the amount of money received over a set period of time
money in a physical form

21 Clues: owing money • gives money to someone • money in a physical form • the study and system of money • a sum of money borrowed from bank • fixed price charged for a specific service • a person or company to whom money is owing • a partial refund to someone who has paid too much • a record of the money taken from your bank account • ...

MONEY 2024-02-26

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keadaan kekurangan supply
indeks harga sebagai pengukur inflasi adalah indeks harga ...
kebijakan moneter untuk menambah JUB disebut kebijakan yang bersifat...
jika terjadi kenaikan permintaan maka kurva permintaan bergeser ke ...
kebijakan pemotongan nilai mata uang
kebijakan menurunkan nilai mata uang
inflasi di antara 10-30%
kebijakan yang bertujuan menstabilkan nilai mata uang
keadaan di mana harga naik secara terus menerus
keadaan di mana harga turun secara terus menerus

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kebalikan dari devaluasi
produk yang memicu inflasi jika harganya naik
nilai tukar mata uang dalam negeri terhadap mata uang asing
istilah untuk kecepatan uang beredar berpindah tangan
pihak yang dirugikan jika terjadi inflasi adalah yang berpenghasilan ...
sebutan bagi penjual yang hanya mampu menjual di atas harga pokok
sebutan bagi pembeli yang mampu membeli barang di atas harga pokok
kebijakan fiskal menyangkut hal ini
kebijakan menyangkut penerimaan dan pengeluaran negara
keadaan kelebihan supply
kebijakan moneter berkaitan dengan suku bunga

21 Clues: kebalikan dari devaluasi • inflasi di antara 10-30% • keadaan kelebihan supply • keadaan kekurangan supply • kebijakan fiskal menyangkut hal ini • kebijakan pemotongan nilai mata uang • kebijakan menurunkan nilai mata uang • produk yang memicu inflasi jika harganya naik • kebijakan moneter berkaitan dengan suku bunga • keadaan di mana harga naik secara terus menerus • ...

Money 2023-06-17

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Money borrowed with the promise to pay back
Abundance of money and assets
Holds money and cards
Place to store and manage money
Regular payment for work done
Putting money into something to earn more
Small metal currency
Coins of smaller denominations
Basic unit of currency in the United States
Automated Teller Machine

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Plan for spending and saving money
Money set aside for the future
Money borrowed from someone
Money deducted directly from an account
Currency used in the United Kingdom
Physical money
Paper money
Currency used in Japan
Currency used in many European countries
One-hundredth of a dollar

20 Clues: Paper money • Physical money • Small metal currency • Holds money and cards • Currency used in Japan • Automated Teller Machine • One-hundredth of a dollar • Money borrowed from someone • Abundance of money and assets • Regular payment for work done • Money set aside for the future • Coins of smaller denominations • Place to store and manage money • Plan for spending and saving money • ...

MONEY 2023-03-13

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76250
4500
317700
987600
15500
five-hundred 207500
110000
39300
50
88700
725800
24800
48900

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51450
106500
456000
750
7000
200
95000

20 Clues: 50 • 750 • 200 • 4500 • 7000 • 51450 • 76250 • 15500 • 39300 • 95000 • 88700 • 24800 • 48900 • 106500 • 317700 • 456000 • 987600 • 110000 • 725800 • five-hundred 207500

Money 2023-03-14

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A time when a shop sells goods at a lower price than usual
To give something to someone for some time
A small container for money, usually used by a woman
To have enough money to buy something
The amount of money for which something is sold
The money that you get after paying for something that costs less than the amount that you gave
Costing a lot of money
bank A container where children keep their money
When you give money to someone for something you want to buy
To take something fron someone and give it back later

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Something you use to buy things.
Costing little money
When you give money as a payment for something
A person who has a lot money
When you receive money as payment for work that you do
When you keep money for use in the future
Some money that parents regularly give to their child to spend as they choose
A small round piece of metal that is used as money
A person who has little money
A small, flat container for paper money and credit cards

20 Clues: Costing little money • Costing a lot of money • A person who has a lot money • A person who has little money • Something you use to buy things. • To have enough money to buy something • When you keep money for use in the future • To give something to someone for some time • When you give money as a payment for something • The amount of money for which something is sold • ...

Money 2021-12-02

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The increasing of money for paying a loan
When one saves their money in a bank
The payment of bills through a third party
Banks that offer loans for the public
A large to medium loan made by a business
Assets that are easily transferred to money
Assets has value through contract
When the person draws more money then that is held
Short term trade between Financial Institutions
Long term loan
Corporations that provide services for money

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When an individual borrows an amount from the bank
Tangible Assets
The account used for saving money
Banks that offer Investments for the public
A type of Card that allows someone to borrow money and must be paid at the end of the month
A type of card that allows immediate transfer of money to pay
Physical money
Dept Security provided by the goverment
The ownership of a certain part of the company from a singular individual
Requires the borrower to pay part of their income
The account used for daily transactions

22 Clues: Physical money • Long term loan • Tangible Assets • The account used for saving money • Assets has value through contract • When one saves their money in a bank • Banks that offer loans for the public • Dept Security provided by the goverment • The account used for daily transactions • The increasing of money for paying a loan • A large to medium loan made by a business • ...

Money 2022-04-18

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манипулирующий
давать в долг
вкладывать деньги
кредит
страховка
капризный, человек настроения
налог
бюджет
здравомыслящий
ипотека
надежный, верный
агрессивный
for платить за
чувствительный, впечатлительный
быть должным
to одолжить кому-то
тратить впустую
властный, любящий командовать

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честолюбивый
поднять, повышать
зарабатывать
независимый, самостоятельный
наследовать
позволить себе
любящий, нежный, ласковый
соперничающий
плата (цена)
счет
payment бесконтактная оплата
стоить
очаровательный, обаятельный
эгоистичный
on тратить на
брать взаймы
зарплата
ревнивый, завистливый
сохранять (делать сбережения)

37 Clues: счет • налог • кредит • бюджет • стоить • ипотека • зарплата • страховка • наследовать • эгоистичный • агрессивный • честолюбивый • зарабатывать • плата (цена) • брать взаймы • быть должным • давать в долг • соперничающий • on тратить на • манипулирующий • позволить себе • здравомыслящий • for платить за • тратить впустую • надежный, верный • поднять, повышать • вкладывать деньги • to одолжить кому-то • ревнивый, завистливый • ...

Money 2022-05-23

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most known crypocurrecy
A short term for advertisement
the currency used in the UK
a flat disc or piece of metal with an official stamp, used as money
raha
a small handbill advertising an event or product
tagasimakse
a thing providing protection against a possible eventuality
säästuarve
a piece of plastic that you can use to pay for things (2 words)
when something doesnt cost anything
something that is a lot cheaper that its usual price
somthing you get when you finish a purchase
a sum of money that is owed or due
when shops sell with a lower price
the currency used in the USA
A virtual currency
sularahaautomaat
PIN-kood
the currency used in Japan
a special low price for something is a shop
having completely run out of money.

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the action or process of clearing or of being dispersed
a piece of paper you sign and use to pay for things
reklaam
the machine where the money is kept in a shop
when an item is our of stock its ... (2 words)
kaubamärk
the currency used in Turkey
remove or take away (something) from a particular place or position (money)
Money in form of notes and coins
The amount by witch a price is made lower
a short and striking or memorable phrase used in advertising
the supply of thing a shop has for sale
edendada
midagi ostma
Something you buy from a store
treiler
worth a great deal of money
the money you get back when give more that the correct amount to pay for something
constitute amount to

41 Clues: raha • reklaam • treiler • edendada • PIN-kood • kaubamärk • säästuarve • tagasimakse • midagi ostma • sularahaautomaat • A virtual currency • constitute amount to • most known crypocurrecy • the currency used in Japan • the currency used in the UK • the currency used in Turkey • worth a great deal of money • the currency used in the USA • A short term for advertisement • Something you buy from a store • ...

Money 2025-05-07

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grzywna, mandat
gotówką (płatność)
rent
płatność
dług
pensja
opłata za usługę
rachunki
pożyczka, kredyt
zysk
renta; emerytura
wydatek
waluta
podatek
kredyt hipoteczny

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kartą (płatność)
spadek
rata
kieszonkowe
banknot
oszczędności
napiwek
moneta
opłata za przejazd

24 Clues: rata • rent • dług • zysk • spadek • pensja • moneta • waluta • banknot • napiwek • wydatek • podatek • płatność • rachunki • kieszonkowe • oszczędności • grzywna, mandat • kartą (płatność) • opłata za usługę • pożyczka, kredyt • renta; emerytura • kredyt hipoteczny • gotówką (płatność) • opłata za przejazd

MONEY 2025-04-12

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situation when you spend more than you have in your bank account
government payment to support a business or product
money put into a bank account
fixed regular payment from employment
spend more money than you planned
money received regularly from work or investments
tax on imported goods
small case for carrying money and cards
having no money at all
money received after retirement
small round metal form of money
person who works at a bank counter
paper form used to make payments

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plastic card to buy now and pay later
extra payment given for good performance
plastic card that takes money from your account
act of giving money for something
money earned after subtracting costs
small bag for carrying money, often used by women
paper money used instead of coins

20 Clues: tax on imported goods • having no money at all • money put into a bank account • money received after retirement • small round metal form of money • paper form used to make payments • act of giving money for something • spend more money than you planned • paper money used instead of coins • person who works at a bank counter • money earned after subtracting costs • ...

money 2025-04-20

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изобильный, богатый
пакет акций
превышение расходного лимита по текущему счету)
плата за проезд
взнос, частичный платеж, рассрочка
единовременная выплата
валюта
rate курс обмена валют
процентная ставка
прожиточный минимум
быть в долгу

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завещание
уровень жизни
плата
колебаться, меняться
первоначальный взнос
ипотека, ипотечный кредит
общество потребления
доход, прибыль
грипп, простуда
фондовый рынок

21 Clues: плата • валюта • завещание • пакет акций • быть в долгу • уровень жизни • доход, прибыль • фондовый рынок • плата за проезд • грипп, простуда • процентная ставка • изобильный, богатый • прожиточный минимум • колебаться, меняться • первоначальный взнос • общество потребления • единовременная выплата • rate курс обмена валют • ипотека, ипотечный кредит • взнос, частичный платеж, рассрочка • ...

Money 2024-03-28

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and liabilities: Assets are resources owned by a company, while liabilities are obligations or debts owed by the company.
bank: The institution responsible for regulating a country's monetary policy, issuing currency, and overseeing the banking system.
Payment made in parts over a specified period rather than in a lump sum.
A business venture or project, typically involving risk and initiative.
Financial assistance or support provided by the government to individuals or businesses to promote certain activities.
Taking measures to stop or avoid something undesirable from happening.
misconduct: Unethical or illegal behavior by a company or its employees, often resulting in harm to stakeholders.
Market structure characterized by a small number of large firms dominating the industry.
revenue: Generating significant income from sales or business activities.

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The process of raising funds by issuing stocks or bonds to finance a company's operations or investments.
banking: Banking services provided to individual consumers rather than businesses or institutions.
profit: The remaining amount after deducting all expenses from total revenue.
behavior: Actions and decisions made by individuals or households when purchasing goods or services.
Money earned through employment, investments, or other sources.
The ease with which an asset can be converted into cash without affecting its market price.
share: The portion of total sales or revenue earned by a company within a specific industry or market.
The system of money used in a particular country or region.
Money owed by an individual, organization, or government to another party.
of command: The hierarchical structure of authority within an organization, defining who reports to whom.
growth: The increase in a company's earnings over time, typically measured as a percentage.

20 Clues: The system of money used in a particular country or region. • Money earned through employment, investments, or other sources. • Taking measures to stop or avoid something undesirable from happening. • A business venture or project, typically involving risk and initiative. • Payment made in parts over a specified period rather than in a lump sum. • ...

Money 2022-10-07

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Dagar
American currency
Underground train in London
Bruce Willis is a famous...
berg
regissör
omedelbart
vuxen
Capital of England
City in Australia
låna av
State where you find Key West
knapp
vakt
hoppas
Coco Chanel is one of the biggest...
gräl
English currency
Capital of the USA
låna
städer
Hundvalpar
godis
får
biljett
If you are lucky you can win The Big Game...
sällsynt
dum
fötter

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kvinnor
Here you find Disney World
Hyllor
väldigt
Finare ord för ental
an ska du använda framför ord som börjar med...
ride rode ?
galleri
a ska du använda framför ord som börjar med...
John D Rockefeller found...
barnhem
På engelska är a, e, i, o, u...
fynd
Preseident's name on the space center
cykel
förmögen
Klockor (armbandsur)
spend ? spent
Finare ord för flertal
burk
underbar
lita på
möss

52 Clues: får • dum • berg • fynd • vakt • gräl • låna • burk • möss • Dagar • vuxen • knapp • cykel • godis • Hyllor • hoppas • städer • fötter • kvinnor • väldigt • galleri • låna av • barnhem • biljett • lita på • regissör • förmögen • underbar • sällsynt • omedelbart • Hundvalpar • ride rode ? • spend ? spent • English currency • American currency • City in Australia • Capital of England • Capital of the USA • Finare ord för ental • Klockor (armbandsur) • ...

Money 2025-11-17

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income- a large, unexpected sum of money that a person or company receives
Tax- a tax imposed on the wages and salaries of employees that both the employee and employer contribute to
and demand- the amount of a commodity, product, or service available and the desire of buyers for it, considered as factors regulating its price.
Check-a check for salary or wages made out to an employee.
Department of the Treasury- a cabinet-level department of the U.S. federal government responsible for managing federal finances, collecting taxes, paying bills, and managing currency, government accounts, and public debt
person who relies on another, especially a family member, for financial support.
benefits- non-wage compensation provided to employees in addition to their salaries or wages
financial gain realized when revenue exceeds expenses
action of inflating something or the condition of being inflated.
Pay- the total amount of money an employee earns before any deductions or withholdings are taken out.
Administering and enforcing federal tax laws: The IRS is responsible for ensuring that individuals and businesses comply with U.S. tax laws and regulations.
taxes- mandatory payments levied by the U.S. government on individuals and entities within its jurisdiction.
a form of currency.
tool that helps organize and locate information
thing that is inherited.
benefits- an extra benefit supplementing an employee's salary, for example, a company car, subsidized meals, health insurance, etc.
money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments.
Pay- Is the amount of money an employee receives after all deductions are subtracted from their gross pay

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society- A cashless society refers to an economy where financial transactions occur without the use of physical currency like banknotes and coins
deductions- amounts of money withheld from an employee's gross pay (total earnings before deductions) to cover various obligations and benefits.
Capital- a concept used by economists to designate personal attributes considered useful in the production process
tax deductions-an expense or other item that can be subtracted from your taxable income, ultimately reducing your overall tax liability.
a decoration or embellishment.
taxes- levies imposed and collected by local governments, such as cities, counties, municipalities, or school districts.
Check stub- a document that details an employee's earnings and deductions for a specific pay period
income- any payment you receive for the use or occupation of property.
refund- a repayment from the government to a taxpayer when they've paid more in taxes than they owe.
obtained in return for labor or services.
Order- Guaranteed cash
taxes- taxes levied by individual state governments on individuals, businesses, or transactions that occur within their jurisdiction.
a device) having or operating with the aid of many small components, especially microchips and transistors, that control and direct an electric current.
Price- measures the average change over time in the prices paid by urban consumers for a market basket of consumer goods and services
power- the financial ability to buy products and services.
fixed regular payment, typically paid on a daily or weekly basis, made by an employer to an employee, especially to a manual or unskilled worker.
(goods or services) for other goods or services without using money.

35 Clues: a form of currency. • Order- Guaranteed cash • thing that is inherited. • a decoration or embellishment. • obtained in return for labor or services. • tool that helps organize and locate information • financial gain realized when revenue exceeds expenses • Check-a check for salary or wages made out to an employee. • ...

Money 2026-02-04

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The place to pay in a store.
A document proving you bought something.
A lower price than usual.
To control your budget.
To acquire goods by paying.
To pay money for goods/services.
Money gained through work.
To take money with the intention of returning it.
The amount of money needed to buy something.
(Credit/debit card) Used for electronic payment.
The price of an item.
To give money to someone, expecting it back.
A place, often outdoors, for buying and selling.
High cost.

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A person who buys things.
Something bought cheaply or for less than its value.
A single object or product.
The money returned when you pay more than the price.
Taking a faulty item back for money.
Keeping money for future use.
To get money for work.
To have enough money to buy something.
How much something is worth.
Containers for shopping.
A plan of how to spend money.
To spend money on things you don't need.
Low cost.
Money in the form of notes or coins.
When products are sold at lower prices.

29 Clues: Low cost. • High cost. • The price of an item. • To get money for work. • To control your budget. • Containers for shopping. • A person who buys things. • A lower price than usual. • Money gained through work. • A single object or product. • To acquire goods by paying. • The place to pay in a store. • How much something is worth. • Keeping money for future use. • ...

Money! 2026-02-04

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Low cost.
Keeping money for future use.
A plan of how to spend money.
The price of an item.
To get money for work.
To pay money for goods/services.
To acquire goods by paying.
Taking a faulty item back for money.
Money gained through work.
A document proving you bought something.
The place to pay in a store.
A place, often outdoors, for buying and selling.
Something bought cheaply or for less than its value.
When products are sold at lower prices.

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How much something is worth.
To give money to someone, expecting it back.
A person who buys things.
To have enough money to buy something.
A lower price than usual.
Containers for shopping.
The amount of money needed to buy something.
High cost.
The money returned when you pay more than the price.
(Credit/debit card) Used for electronic payment.
Money in the form of notes or coins.
To spend money on things you don't need.
A single object or product.
To take money with the intention of returning it.
To control your budget.

29 Clues: Low cost. • High cost. • The price of an item. • To get money for work. • To control your budget. • Containers for shopping. • A person who buys things. • A lower price than usual. • Money gained through work. • To acquire goods by paying. • A single object or product. • How much something is worth. • The place to pay in a store. • Keeping money for future use. • ...

Money 2025-09-26

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(informal) having very little money, especially for a short period of time.
money that you give to an organisation such as a charity in order to help them, make a _
the rise in the prices of goods and services in a particular country which results in a fall in the value of money.
the money that you pay to travel by bus, plane, taxi, etc., pay a _
(literary) having no money, very poor.
a legal document that says what is to happen to somebody's money and property after they die, make a _
a legal agreement by which a bank or similar organisation lends you money to buy a house, etc.and you pay the money back over a particular number of years.
money that a bank lends and somebody borrows, take out a _
an amount of money that you pay for professional advice or services, e.g. to a lawyer, charge or pay a _
the money that is available to a person or organisation and a plan of how it will be spent over a period of time, have a limited _
a statement of how much money a particular piece of work will cost, ask for a _

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a difficult time for the economy of a country, when there is less trade and industrial activity than usual and more people are unemployed.
having very little money, not having enough money for basic needs.
If you can't _ it, you don't have enough money to be able to buy or do something.
having a lot of money, property, or valuable possessions.
(rather formal) rich and with a good standard of living.
the first part of a larger payment, make or pay a _
money paid as punishment for breaking a law or rule, pay a _
one of a number of payments that are made regularly until something has been paid for, pay an _
(not before noun) (very informal) very rich.
money that is given by the government or another organisation for a particular purpose, e.g. education, give or receive a _

21 Clues: (literary) having no money, very poor. • (not before noun) (very informal) very rich. • the first part of a larger payment, make or pay a _ • (rather formal) rich and with a good standard of living. • having a lot of money, property, or valuable possessions. • money that a bank lends and somebody borrows, take out a _ • ...

Money 2026-04-02

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a printed form, used instead of money, to make payments from your bank
a sum of money which is borrowed, often from a bank, and has to be paid back
without money
purpose
an amount of money that has been saved or has been made available for a
money which is owed to someone else.
when money moves from one place to another e.g., from one bank account to another
financial company
to take out or remove money from the bank
the amount or level of payment
to put money into something to make a profit
the money that is used in a particular country
a document that keeps a record of the money put into and taken out of a bank

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to argue with somebody in order to reach an agreement about the price of
the percentage of an amount of money which is charged or paid by a bank or
to give something to someone and receive something in return
to receive money from somebody when they die
to prevent money from being wasted or spent
a written order for money to be paid by a bank
money that a customer pays to a bank for its services

20 Clues: purpose • without money • financial company • the amount or level of payment • money which is owed to someone else. • to take out or remove money from the bank • to prevent money from being wasted or spent • to receive money from somebody when they die • to put money into something to make a profit • a written order for money to be paid by a bank • ...

Money 2026-03-21

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A large amount of money or valuable items
Slang term for money
A very large amount of money
Informal term for money
A very large amount of money
Income or financial resources
Great wealth or valuable possessions
Valuable money or items
Money you can physically hold in your hand
Official paper money issued by a bank
Money, often with a negative meaning
Informal word for money, sometimes from stealing

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Printed money, not coins
Slang term for money
Informal word for money
A place where coins are produced
A small piece of metal used as money
The official type of money used in a country
A casual word for dollars
Money or assets available for use
Informal word for cash
Money used to start a business
Money set aside for a specific use
Slang for paper money, based on the colour of U.S. dollars
A basic unit of money in countries like Canada
A piece of paper money

26 Clues: Slang term for money • Slang term for money • Informal word for cash • A piece of paper money • Informal word for money • Informal term for money • Valuable money or items • Printed money, not coins • A casual word for dollars • A very large amount of money • A very large amount of money • Income or financial resources • Money used to start a business • A place where coins are produced • ...

Money Money Money 2026-03-01

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flat, round piece of metal with an official stamp used as money
paper money
where money is produced
Use something belonging to someone else with the intention of returning it
give up, cease to keep or claim
official medium of exchange used by one or more countries
a favour or gift bestowed by God therefore bringing happiness

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tradition of payment to the bride’s family
of value or importance
Strongly wanting to do or have something
A course of action proposed by a government or organisation
old gangster slang for money
continuous change

13 Clues: paper money • continuous change • of value or importance • where money is produced • old gangster slang for money • give up, cease to keep or claim • Strongly wanting to do or have something • tradition of payment to the bride’s family • official medium of exchange used by one or more countries • A course of action proposed by a government or organisation • ...

Money! money! money! 2026-04-26

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Moroccan currency
She didn't pay by cash or card. She paid by _________
When I don't have any money I __________ some from my sister.
I don't waste my money. I like to __________ it in the bank.
European currency
Tom only has a 100 dollar bill, he doesn't have any _________
American currency

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They are ________. They have a lot of money.
I didn't have any money so I went to the ___________
Othman works at a restaurant. He _________ 6000 dirham a month.
I have a 20 dirham __________ in my pocket.
Ali _________ money at the casino.
British currency

13 Clues: British currency • Moroccan currency • European currency • American currency • Ali _________ money at the casino. • I have a 20 dirham __________ in my pocket. • They are ________. They have a lot of money. • I didn't have any money so I went to the ___________ • She didn't pay by cash or card. She paid by _________ • ...

MONEY 2020-11-11

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shiny sign of wealth
having little money
put money away in the bank
something that costs alot
money in the USA
money in the UK/England
a place where you can keep money safe
spending money you don't have right now

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a plastic or ceramic animal to keep coins
a leather envelope to keep money/debit cards
a bag girls carry
a part of your jeans
give money to get things
place with many shop to buy things
having alot of money
to get money by working
let someone use your money for a period of time
small round metal money
ask for money for a period of time

19 Clues: money in the USA • a bag girls carry • having little money • shiny sign of wealth • a part of your jeans • having alot of money • to get money by working • small round metal money • money in the UK/England • give money to get things • something that costs alot • put money away in the bank • place with many shop to buy things • ask for money for a period of time • ...

Money 2024-04-25

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borrow money _____ the bank
I never get ______ debt
pay ____ credit
Be _____ - būti vertam
apmokestinti, nustatyti kainą
surinkti (pinigus)
pay _____ the dinner
mokestis (valstybei)
invest money _____ property
paskolinti (give)
spend money _____ books
lend money _____ friends

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pasiskolinti (take)
paveldėti
I can only lend you money if you pay me _______ next week
charge us 60 dollers ______ a bottle of wine
įpirkti, galėti sau leisti
uždirbti
pay ____ cash
paskola
būti skolingam

21 Clues: paskola • uždirbti • paveldėti • pay ____ cash • būti skolingam • pay ____ credit • paskolinti (give) • surinkti (pinigus) • pasiskolinti (take) • pay _____ the dinner • mokestis (valstybei) • Be _____ - būti vertam • I never get ______ debt • spend money _____ books • lend money _____ friends • įpirkti, galėti sau leisti • borrow money _____ the bank • invest money _____ property • ...

money 2025-09-26

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It costs next to nothing = it's ... cheap
Have a lot of ... income
To be wealthy = to be ... off
You save little money = you put a little ...
To be destitute= to be on the ...
Domestic Product
The bill is more expensive then you thought = it's a bit ...
To settle up = to ... your debts
Additional job = side ...

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Make ends ...
Live within one's ...
Get rid of useless things =
Become needy = become ...
Pay for the meals separately = go ...
Waste too nuch money =
My expences are increasing = they're ... up
A large payment to someone on leaving a job = a golden ...
Could you do any ... on the price?
Have a lot if money = be ... in it

19 Clues: Make ends ... • Domestic Product • Live within one's ... • Waste too nuch money = • Have a lot of ... income • Become needy = become ... • Additional job = side ... • Get rid of useless things = • To be wealthy = to be ... off • To settle up = to ... your debts • To be destitute= to be on the ... • Could you do any ... on the price? • Have a lot if money = be ... in it • ...

Unit 9: Money, money, money! 2024-02-29

Unit 9: Money, money, money! crossword puzzle

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To sleep longer than intended or desired
Money owed to someone else
To acquire something by paying for it
To advocate for or encourage the adoption of something
In a manner that suggests the occurrence of a miracle
A favorable purchase or transaction
To stand for or symbolize something
A large stack of hay, often used idiomatically to denote difficulty in finding something

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A short, catchy tune used in advertising
A contract providing financial protection against specified risks
Highly prized or esteemed
A written order directing a bank to pay a specified sum of money
To remove or take back money from a bank account
A person who purchases goods or services for personal use
Money returned to a customer for a returned item
Shares representing ownership in a corporation
A memorable phrase used in advertising
To present something for acceptance or rejection
A written acknowledgment that a specified article or sum of money has been received
To transmit a message or program to a wide audience

20 Clues: Highly prized or esteemed • Money owed to someone else • A favorable purchase or transaction • To stand for or symbolize something • To acquire something by paying for it • A memorable phrase used in advertising • A short, catchy tune used in advertising • To sleep longer than intended or desired • Shares representing ownership in a corporation • ...

Money Money Money 2012-11-21

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Je koopt hiermee leuke dingen.
startersloon
Een jongere die in de vakantie werkt, is een...
Een loon om te kunnen overleven.
Een rekening waarmee men verrichtingen uitvoert.
Hier stort je je spaarcenten op.
Iemand die extra centen verdient in het weekend.

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Hoe meer kinderen hoe hoger het ...
Een extra financieële steun van de overheid voor je studies
Wanneer je in geldnood zit kan je aankloppen bij het...
Een ander woord voor pcbanking.
In vroegere tijden betaalde men niet enkel met muntstukken maar was ... ook mogelijk
Wat is een Visakaart?

13 Clues: startersloon • Wat is een Visakaart? • Je koopt hiermee leuke dingen. • Een ander woord voor pcbanking. • Een loon om te kunnen overleven. • Hier stort je je spaarcenten op. • Hoe meer kinderen hoe hoger het ... • Een jongere die in de vakantie werkt, is een... • Een rekening waarmee men verrichtingen uitvoert. • Iemand die extra centen verdient in het weekend. • ...

Money money money 2017-09-13

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What does the P stand for in I = P x R x T?
What does the T stand for in I = P x R x T?
People who on a copy rate get paid _____________.
What does the I stand for in I = P x R x T?
How many weeks in a year?
To save money, we need to create a weekly, monthly or yearly ___________.
What does the R stand for in I = P x R x T?

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A fixed yearly amount
Sales people are paid a ___________, which is a cetain percentage of the value of goods they sell.
When you borrow money you have a ________.
A fixed hourly amount
How many months in a year?
When doing money questions, we round to _____ decimal places

13 Clues: A fixed yearly amount • A fixed hourly amount • How many weeks in a year? • How many months in a year? • When you borrow money you have a ________. • What does the P stand for in I = P x R x T? • What does the T stand for in I = P x R x T? • What does the I stand for in I = P x R x T? • What does the R stand for in I = P x R x T? • ...

Money 2015-01-20

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A sum of money which is borrowed, often from a bank, and has to be paid back.
Synonym for "opportunity".
A large sum of money borrowed from a bank to buy a house or a flat.
To have enough money to buy something.
An agreement with your bank that allows you to spend money when there is no money in your account.
Good or better than others.
To ask an amount of money for something, especially a service or activity:
The synonym of "regular" (income)

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A synonym for "value for money".
Money that you earn from keeping your money in an account in a bank.
A machine from which you can take money out of your bank account using a card.
An amount of money that is given back to you when you are not happy with a product or service that you've bought.
To take money from a bank account.
To provide the money needed for something to happen.
A sum of money which is given in advance as part of a total payment for something.
The amounts of money that regularly have to be spent, for example to pay for heating or rent.
To move money from one account to another.
A reduction in the usual price.
Synonym for "expenditure".

19 Clues: Synonym for "opportunity". • Synonym for "expenditure". • Good or better than others. • A reduction in the usual price. • A synonym for "value for money". • The synonym of "regular" (income) • To take money from a bank account. • To have enough money to buy something. • To move money from one account to another. • To provide the money needed for something to happen. • ...

MONEY 2022-06-18

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live from _______ to mouth (máról a holnapra él)
szűkmarkú
havi fizetés
befektet
vásárlás blokkja
ki van tömve pénzzel
kamat
______ bank (malacpersely)
tartozik valakinek
adó

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felszámít valamennyi díjat, felszámított díj
bankjegy
vagyon
érme
pazarol
jelzálog
make a __________ (megél valamiből)
örököl
______ a fortune (egy vagyonba kerül)

19 Clues: adó • érme • kamat • vagyon • örököl • pazarol • bankjegy • jelzálog • befektet • szűkmarkú • havi fizetés • vásárlás blokkja • tartozik valakinek • ki van tömve pénzzel • ______ bank (malacpersely) • make a __________ (megél valamiből) • ______ a fortune (egy vagyonba kerül) • felszámít valamennyi díjat, felszámított díj • live from _______ to mouth (máról a holnapra él)

Money 2021-04-14

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Transmit some information by television
Not able to be trusted
Conflict, contradiction
Replace something with something else
A person who purchases goods
Characteristic of a town or city
Mark a bill as paid
An identifying number
Unsteady movement of air or water
Small handbill advertising a product
A person who explores a new area

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Make on a large scale using machinery
Protection against losses, damages
Supply a product or service
In a way that resembles a miracle
A feeling of wanting better treatment
The place something comes from
The state of being extremely tired
Physical activity to achieve something

19 Clues: Mark a bill as paid • An identifying number • Not able to be trusted • Conflict, contradiction • Supply a product or service • A person who purchases goods • The place something comes from • Characteristic of a town or city • A person who explores a new area • In a way that resembles a miracle • Unsteady movement of air or water • Protection against losses, damages • ...

Money 2023-10-30

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Person who uses or buys goods or services.
To get money for a job you did.
A bank account for saving money.
To take money out of a bank account.
To give money, time, or things to help others.
A way to pay using the internet.
Card that allows users to buy things through a personal loan.
Place that sells things or services we want or need.
Written order to a bank to pay money to a person or business.

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Items that are bought and sold.
Card that subtracts cost of what you buy from your checking account.
Jobs done for others, such as haircuts.
To put money away to use later.
To put money into a bank account.
Person who makes goods or provides services.
To pay money for something you need or want.
Money in the form of bills or coins.
Person who starts a business.
Place where people and businesses keep, borrow, and exchange money.

19 Clues: Person who starts a business. • Items that are bought and sold. • To put money away to use later. • To get money for a job you did. • A bank account for saving money. • A way to pay using the internet. • To put money into a bank account. • To take money out of a bank account. • Money in the form of bills or coins. • Jobs done for others, such as haircuts. • ...

Money 2022-12-05

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to give sth in return for money
an ATM
to take sth from smn for some time (with permission)
to get a prize in a competition
an official paper with info about payment; a banknote
to get money as payment for work
to use money to pay for things
to give sth to smn for some time
to take money for some service
giving money to those who need

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to stop having something, be unable to find
the country's money
to use something ineffectively
sth to keep you paper money in
sth to keep you coins in
to keep money for the future
to give money for something you buy
to have a price
to be able to buy because you have enough money

19 Clues: an ATM • to have a price • the country's money • sth to keep you coins in • to keep money for the future • to use something ineffectively • sth to keep you paper money in • to use money to pay for things • to take money for some service • giving money to those who need • to give sth in return for money • to get a prize in a competition • to get money as payment for work • ...

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