WorksheetsMoney_Vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
To take money out of a bank account-
deposit
withdraw
owe
withpaint
The extra money that you pay back when you borrow money from the bank -
per cent
deposit
excitement
interest
Money that a bank lends you to buy a house -
bargain
receipt
loan
mortgage
The large quantity oh sth. -
bulk
bulka
fee
fare
To argue about the price -
baggle
haggle
giggle
juggle
A piece of paper that shows that goods or services have been paid for -
rip-off
bill
check
receit
An amount of money that you pay for professional advice or services -
flea
fee
fly
fare
Something that is not worth what you pay for it -
zip up
bargain
rip-off
VAT
Money paid by the government to sb. who lost their job -
salary
grant
unemployment benefit
currency
A sum of money that is paid back to you because you returned goods to a shop -
fee
bulk
rip-off
refund
Tax that you must pay on the money or property that you receive from sb. when they die -
inheritance tax
disability allowance
value added tax
excise duties
Having minus money in one's account -
to be in the black
to be in the blue
to be in the red
to be in the yellow
To put money into your bank account -
deposit
haggle
owe
withdraw
Formal word for the word buy is
purch
purchase
purchas
deposit
You pay a deposit first and then you pay monthly (a) .
If something is a (a) it is very good value for the price.
An agreed payment for work.
(a)
Coins and paper money as opposed to plastic cards.
(a)
Idiomatic expression that means that a company or a person have money in the bank and are not in debt.
(a)
The money that you pay for a journey in a vehicle such as a bus or train.
(a)
