to have seen something and want to have it or buy it

(a)  

it makes sense

(a)  

Not be too expensive

(a)  

set aside cash for future needs

(a)  

to spend too much money in a careless way

(a)  

having little or not enough money

(a)  

the articles added to complete or enhance outfits

(a)  

to not have very much money to spend

(a)  

to put money regularly into a type of bank account that pays interest on the money that is left in it

(a)  

the money that you pay to travel by bus

(a)  

Money or other help given to aid people in need.

(a)  

to stop buying things that are not necessary

(a)  

the money you spend on ordinary things like food, shelter and transport

(a)  

Playing games, either through a video game console or computer, usually while communicating with other players over the Internet.

(a)  

to succeed in reducing the amount of money that you spend

(a)  

when you belong to a fitness centre

(a)  

to make sure you know what is happening with your money, for example how much you are spending

(a)  

to need to pay someone back money that you borrowed

(a)  

things that were owned by somebody else before - pre-loved

(a)  

to show good judgement and make sensible decisions about what you spend your money on

(a)