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earn money
make money
receive money from your work
inherit a fortune
receive money or assets from a deceased relative or benefactor
(fortune means a lot of money)
make a deposit
put your money in a bank account or investment account to save or earn interest.
make a withdraw
take money out of a bank account or investment account.
waste/ squander money
using money in the way that is not productive
money is tight
you have a little money
make a budget
plan for how much money you spend on different categories each month.
stick to the budget
continue following the plan
financially savvy
having a good understanding of how to manage money and make sound financial decisions.
emergency fund
a savings account designated for unexpected expenses or financial emergencies.
living expense
the costs necessary for everyday life, including rent, utilities, groceries, and transportation.
invest money in the stock market
to allocate funds to purchase stocks with the expectation of generating a profit or increasing wealth over time.
set aside money
to reserve a portion of income for future use, such as savings or specific expenses.
borrow some money from the bank
take out a loan
pay the money back in installments
to repay a loan in smaller, scheduled amounts over a period of time instead of all at once.
change/exchange
to swap one item for another, often in the context of currency or goods.
local currency
the standard currency used within a specific country or region for transactions.
counterfeit bills
money that is made to look like legal tender but is actually fake or fraudulent.