money

To be extremely expensive.

To pay a far higher price for something than it is really worth.

To spend less money because you have less than before.

Owing money or operating at a financial loss.

To earn just enough money to cover your basic expenses.

To earn the money that supports a household.

Something that is far too expensive for what it is.

To cost so much that it uses up all your money.

To pay for something, especially something expensive.

Used to remind someone that money is limited and hard to earn.

To become more careful and strict about spending money.

the value or impact you get for the money or effort spent

to destroy a reliable source of future profit through greed or short-term thinking

to pay one debt by creating another

being careful with small amounts of money while wasting large amounts

to put money aside for future emergencies

a sum of money saved for retirement or the future

to spend all of each salary before the next one arrives, with no savings

to share the cost of a meal or outing equally

to try to match the lifestyle of the people around you

to back up your words with action, especially money

amounting to a stated, usually substantial, quantity or sum

to be extraordinarily expensive

shabby, worn, or neglected in appearance, often because of poverty

to earn a very large amount of money quickly

With very little money or an extremely limited budget.

to cover a bill yourself, often for a group after a meal or other outing

to celebrate or indulge freely, usually by spending more than usual

to be bought rapidly and in great numbers because many people want it

financial power can strongly influence what people decide or do