Phrasal verbs: money and shopping

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• save up
  to gradually collect money for something
• pay off
  to finish paying a debt, or to have good results
• cash in
  to exchange something for money
• pay in
  to put money into a bank account
• top up
  to add more money or credit to something
• trade in
  to exchange an old item as partial payment for a new one
• rip off
  to charge someone much more than something is worth
• sell out
  for a shop or event to have no more of something
• snap up
  to buy something quickly because it's a good deal
• run up
  to allow a bill or debt to increase
• splash out
  to spend a lot of money on something special
• shop around
  to compare prices in different places before buying
• haggle over
  to negotiate the price of something
• knock off
  to reduce a price by an amount
• pay down
  to reduce a debt by making payments
• write off
  to accept that money owed will not be repaid
• break even
  to have income exactly equal to expenses
• bring in
  to earn or produce money
• set aside
  to save money for a specific purpose
• dip into
  to use part of savings, usually reluctantly
• cough up
  to pay money reluctantly
• pay up
  to pay money that is owed
• add up
  to calculate a total
• bail out
  to help someone or something with money in a crisis
• shell out
  to pay a large amount of money, often reluctantly
• put down
  to pay part of a price as a deposit
• cut back on
  to spend less on something
• live off
  to use a source of money as your only support
• come into
  to receive money, often through inheritance
• mark down
  to reduce the price of something
• stock up on
  to buy a large amount of something to have it ready
• run through
  to spend all of an amount of money quickly