Collocation about Money

  1. You need to earn money or make money – both of these verbs refer to receiving money from your work.
  2. Another way to obtain money is to inherit money – receive money from a family member or friend after that person dies.
  3. If the person was very rich, you could inherit a fortune (a fortune is a lot of money).
  4. You can take your money to the bank and make a deposit – put money into your bank account.
  5. Of course, everyone likes to spend money – use money to buy things – but it’s important not to waste/squander your money- these verbs refer to using money in a way that’s not productive.
  6. If money is tight (meaning you have very little money), you should make a budget – a plan for how much to spend on things every month – and then you need to stick to the budget (continue following the plan).
  7. A person who is financially savvy (intelligent, perceptive, and well-informed on the subject of money) will always save money.
  8. It’s a good idea to have an emergency fund of at least 3-6 months of living expenses (the amount money you use to survive in everyday life).
  9. You can also invest money in the stock market – you could make a nice profit, but there’s also the risk of losing money if the economy goes downhill (starts to get worse).
  10. Make sure to change money only at official locations like banks and travel agencies – otherwise, you could be tricked into receiving counterfeit bills (false paper money that is not legally valid).
  11. Non-profit organizations are always trying to raise money (get donations) for their various projects.

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