the money you receive, usually from work
money spent on something
money you keep instead of spending
a bank account for keeping money you don't spend right away
a bank account used for everyday spending
an account at a bank where you keep your money
a secret number used to access your bank account
money you put into a bank account
money you take out of a bank account
the amount of money in an account
a document showing all the activity in your account
moving money from one account to another
an electronic transfer of money between banks
managing your bank account through the internet
an app that stores your payment information for online or contactless payments
when you spend more money than you have in your account
the percentage a bank charges or pays on money
money borrowed that must be paid back
a loan used to buy a house
money that you owe
a number that shows how reliable you are at paying back money
the maximum amount you can spend on a credit card
the smallest amount you must pay on a bill or credit card each month
one of several payments made over time
the first, larger payment made when buying something expensive
a document requesting payment for goods or services
the money used in a particular country
a form you file each year to report your income and taxes
the money you earn after taxes and deductions
the total money you earn before taxes and deductions
extra money given as a reward, usually at work
money put into something to earn more money later
a share of ownership in a company
money saved for when you stop working
regular payments made to someone after they retire
a general rise in prices over time
a service that protects you financially against loss or damage
the amount you pay regularly for insurance
the amount you pay before insurance starts covering costs
a formal request for payment from an insurance company
a professional who helps you manage your money
a regular payment for ongoing access to a service
having a lot of money
to have enough money to pay for something
the total value of everything you own minus what you owe
something valuable that you own
money that you owe