Money

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

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