Work
Income and regular spending
Words for money earned, saved and spent in everyday life.
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pay
noun · 3 examples
- The job offers good pay.
- Her pay goes into her bank account every month.
- They asked for better pay and safer working conditions.
deposit
noun · 3 examples
- I made a deposit at the bank this morning.
- The deposit appeared in my account the next day.
- Keep the receipt for your cash deposit.
wage
noun · 3 examples
- The workers asked for a fair wage.
- Her hourly wage increased after the training.
- The job pays a weekly wage.
rent
noun · 3 examples
- Our monthly rent includes water.
- The rent is due at the start of each month.
- They share the rent for a small apartment.
spending
noun · 3 examples
- We need to reduce our spending on clothes.
- Her monthly spending is lower now that she cycles to work.
- The report compares household spending in different cities.
allowance
noun · 3 examples
- The company provides a travel allowance.
- She saves part of her weekly allowance.
- Each trainee receives an allowance for meals.
bonus
noun · 3 examples
- The company gave each employee a bonus.
- She received a bonus for completing the project early.
- The annual bonus depends on the team's results.
earnings
noun · 3 examples
- She saves some of her earnings every month.
- His earnings vary because he works for himself.
- The shop used part of its earnings to buy new equipment.
expenditure
noun · 3 examples
- The council reduced expenditure on office supplies.
- We reviewed the project's total expenditure.
- Annual expenditure on repairs has increased.
finance
noun · 3 examples
- She works in finance for a large company.
- A course in personal finance can explain how budgets work.
- The new manager has a background in finance.
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Plans, payments and costs connected with everyday finances.
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