Words Associated With Money

  • Japan's currency name - totally money-related!

  • The topic itself: cash and currency!

  • Used in money terms: zero balance, zero coupon

  • Plain and simple, it's money you can hold.

  • US 25-cent coin; clearly about money.

  • Currency unit; clearly about money.

  • A place where money is kept and managed

  • Means wealthy; clearly about having money.

  • Economic worth; core idea in money matters.

  • Holds cash and cards—classic money item.

  • Precious metal tied to money and value.

  • A coin; 5 cents in US/Canada—clearly money.

  • A lot of money and assets; very financial.

  • A job brings wages—definitely about money.

  • Money you earn; a classic finance term.

  • Cost of borrowing or return on savings.

  • Slang for no money; means having nothing

  • Money borrowed that must be paid back.

  • About managing money, banks, and investments.

  • UK slang for a pound; common money word.

  • A real coin; the one-cent unit of money.

  • A bank account stores and tracks your money.

  • Money you receive for work or services.

  • Official currency used in many European countries.

  • Bank vaults store cash and valuables safely.

  • quantity

  • The system of money, jobs, and resources.

  • Money owed; a classic finance term.

  • Metal money; the jingling kind of change.

  • Banknotes are paper money, often called notes.

  • About wages—paid too little; a clear money term

  • Putting money into assets to grow value.

  • Strong desire for money and wealth.

  • US slang for cash; dollars are green.

  • Big purchase; tied to mortgages and property value.

  • Paper money or expenses you have to pay

  • Money set aside; classic personal finance term.

  • Ten-cent coin; a real money term.

  • Informal for huge amounts of money

  • Government charge on income - clearly money.

  • Money paid to use a home or space.

  • Money available to spend or invest.

  • Total assets minus debts; a finance term.

  • Slang for dollars - definitely about money

  • Common slang for $1,000 in US/UK.

  • To put money into something for profit.

  • A robbery targeting money or valuables.

  • Money is counted in numbers; core to finance.

  • To use money to buy things; clearly about money.

  • Number 100, often used for prices and sums.

  • The official money of a country.

  • Slang for money or valuables; cash in slang.

  • Shares in companies; common investment term.

  • You work to earn money—clear money link.

  • Payment card brand used for purchases.

  • Slang for money; common and clear.

  • Means you have a debt to pay someone.

  • A major commodity traded worldwide for enormous sums. 🛢️

  • Often tied to prize money, e.g., lotteries.

  • Means no cost; price is zero.

  • Money you give to buy or to reward work.

  • Outflow of money; what you pay for things.

  • Pocket money given regularly, often to kids.

  • Slang for cash; also means paper money bills.

  • Gold purity unit; linked to value and wealth.

  • Basic money amount, like a unit of currency.

  • A professional who manages money and taxes.

  • Financial product protecting against loss.

  • The amount of money something costs.

  • A sum of money; how much cash there is.

  • Regular pay from a job; definitely money.

  • A price quote shows cost or market price.

  • A digital currency; real-world money topic

  • Shared bank account—clearly a finance item.

  • Things of value you own, like money or property.

  • Jewels are valuable items, often a form of wealth.

  • A home loan, a big financial obligation.

  • A person with lots of money, very rich.

  • Valuable items often tied to wealth and cash.

  • As in money laundering, a finance crime.

  • Court-ordered payments of money after divorce.

  • Cash machine that lets you withdraw money.

  • Financial crime involving money deception.

  • Slang for $100 bills; money talk (mainly US).

  • Coins jingle in pockets—a classic money sound.

  • Describes having little money; finance-related.

  • Precious metal used in coins and investing.

  • A financial loss means money gone.

  • Labor union negotiates wages and benefits.

  • Linked to wealth and big spending.

  • A currency unit in India and other nations.

  • Bills or wages not paid—clearly money-linked

  • Wins can bring prize money or cash.

  • Slang sound for getting money or profit

  • Currency used in the UK and elsewhere.

  • Plural of euro, a widely used European currency.

  • Payment for work; a specific money amount.

  • Slang for lots of cash; money stacks.

  • Word for great wealth, riches, and luxury.

  • Finance hub; stocks, banks, big money.

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