public finance; government finance

financial affairs or management

possessions, wealth, or financial resources owned by an individual or organization

an abundance of material possessions, property, or money

to manage wealth or finances; money management

Ministry of Finance

financial resources

money, valuables, and other material possessions

money and valuables

to get rich

money and property; financial resources

the origin or stream of income, wealth, or money

finance and taxation

fortune or luck regarding one's wealth, income, or financial status.

May you have a prosperous New Year! (New Year's greeting)

the high-ranking government official in charge of a country's treasury or finance ministry

Minister of Finance

a financial group

finance and accounting

to accumulate money or wealth, often through greedy, unscrupulous, or illegal means

A wealthy person, often referring to a landlord or someone with substantial property.

possessing great wealth and the confidence, influence, or power that comes with it

to make money; to generate wealth

wealth, property, or capital including both funds and materials

the God of Wealth in Chinese folk religion and mythology

to be greedy for money

to lose one's wealth or property; to go broke

authority or control over financial resources and budget allocation

to waste manpower and resources

ill-gotten gains or wealth obtained through dishonest, unethical, or criminal means

Central University of Finance and Economics, Beijing

ill-gotten wealth or gains

to be promoted and gain wealth (idiom)

source of income; livelihood

a stingy person who hoards money and avoids spending it

Shanghai University of Finance and Economics (SUFE)

A tycoon, magnate, or powerful business conglomerate.

money grubber; person obsessed with wealth

ushering in wealth and prosperity (idiom and traditional greeting, esp. at New Year); We wish you wealth and success!

to plot and kill someone for their property; to murder for money

to become wealthy and prosper; the process of enrichment

to make a fortune through unexpected, easy, or often illicit means

to suffer the departure of someone (such as a spouse or staff member) and a financial loss as well; to get burned both romantically and financially