Business & Finance English Vocabulary

A place where you keep your money safely and borrow money when needed.

A budget is a plan that shows what money you will spend and earn.

Paper money and coins that you use to pay for things instead of a credit card.

Money that a bank lends you and you pay back over time; or acknowledgment for something you accomplished.

Money that you borrowed and must pay back to someone.

Money that you put into a bank account, or money you pay upfront as a guarantee.

Money used in America and some other countries; written as $.

Money and the way it is managed and used.

Money set aside or used for a particular purpose or goal.

Money earned from a job, business, or savings accounts each month or year.

An agreement where you pay money regularly to a company, and they pay you if something bad happens…

Money put into something with the hope of getting more money back, or something you spend money on…

Money that a bank or person lends to you, which you must pay back with extra money (interest)…

The money a business or person keeps after paying all costs and expenses.

A time when the economy shrinks, businesses fail, and people lose jobs.

A particular industry or economic area (e.g., technology, healthcare, finance).

Money people and companies must pay to the government.

Payment received from an employer for hours worked, usually paid weekly or monthly.

To spend money on something hoping to get more money back in the future.

About money, banking, or economics.