Money idioms and phrases

What does the idiom ''to bring home the bacon'' mean?

• to earn money for your family to live on

• to work as a butcher

• to have a lot of money

• to supply material support

What does the idiom ''to be worth its weight in gold'' mean?

• not to be useful or valuable

• to be very useful

• to be very valuable

What does an idiom ''to be born with a silver spoon in your mouth'' mean?

• not to be particularly wealthy

• to be broke

• to have rich parents

• to be born into a well-off family

What does the idiom ''to live hand to mouth'' mean?

• not to be able to save any money

• to spend all your money on basic needs

• to be very affluent

• to be rich

What does it mean when something is your '' bread and butter''?

• something providing you with money to live

• something you don't get paid to do

• a person's main source of income

• something you have to eat every day

What does the idiom ''to make easy money'' mean?

• money that you get with little effort

• money that is given to you

• money easily and sometimes dishonestly earned

What does it mean when someone has ''deep pockets''?

• they don't have any money

• they possess abundant financial resources

• they are struggling to make money

• they have extensive wealth