To borrow money from a bank or other financial institution

Money kept in a bank account; savings; bank balance

to impose a fine, forfeit, or monetary penalty.

clause; article; provision (in a law, contract, or treaty)

A financial contribution or donation of money.

The money that has been borrowed or lent; a debt.

pattern; style; design; model

money belonging to the state, a collective, or a public organization; public money

To pay a sum of money; to make a payment.

a sum of money; funds, often for a specific purpose

to allocate or set aside money for a specific purpose; to appropriate funds

money collected as taxes according to the law; tax money

To raise money or collect funds for a specific purpose

To send money through a bank or post office

money paid or received for the purchase or sale of goods; payment for commodities

to withdraw or draw money, especially from a bank or an account

to be in debt or owe a sum of money to someone

to entertain cordially; to treat a guest with hospitality, often involving a banquet or meal

money obtained through illegal means, such as corruption, bribery, theft, or robbery; stolen money or booty

Describes a short-style design of clothing, such as a short jacket or coat

the amount of money paid or received for a purchase; cost

to refund or reimburse; to return money that was collected or paid in excess

money intended for use in charitable causes; contributions or donations

money allocated or set aside for a specific purpose

a huge sum of money; an enormous amount of money

a very wealthy person; a tycoon; often implies someone who has become rich recently (nouveau riche)

bank automated teller machine; an electronic device for performing financial transactions like withdrawals or transfers

A type of bank account with a fixed period of time and higher interest rate than a demand deposit; also known as a time deposit or certificate of deposit

to receive payment; to collect money; to make collections

a sum of money; an amount of funds or financial resources

To pay an indemnity or money to compensate for damages, losses, or a breach of contract

new style; latest fashion; new model

sincere; faithful; heartfelt; deeply earnest

Money owed to a business by its customers for goods or services delivered

To pay for a purchase in a series of agreed-upon amounts over a fixed period of time

down payment; an initial payment made when something is bought on credit

To write an inscription (including name, date, or a dedication) on a painting, letter, gift, etc.

to withdraw money; to take money out of a bank or financial institution

A bank deposit that can be withdrawn at any time without advance notice; current deposit.

remaining money; surplus cash; the balance of an account or payment

to grant a loan; to provide credit (of a bank or individual)

To pay back money; to pay off a debt or a loan.

ready money; cash available for immediate payment, generally not including checks

A payment made in advance, such as a down payment or deposit, to guarantee a transaction or provide funding before work begins.

Money paid for buying tickets or collected from selling tickets; ticket revenue

the person or company to whom money is paid; receiver or remittee

Money recorded in an account, specifically regarding payments due or received

to raise money or collect donated funds; to solicit contributions

a document or form used to send money through a bank or post office; a remittance slip