putting money aside for unexpected future needs or emergencies - save for a rainy day, buying something, especially an item or product - purchase (n), giving something to someone temporarily with the expectation it will be returned - lend, spending money quickly and often on things that are not necessary - blow money, borrowing money without having to pay any extra money on top of the amount borrowed - interest-free loan, when something is too expensive for what it is worth - a rip-off, having no money left - broke, having a certain value in relation to its cost or usefulness - worth (adj), receiving money, property or possessions from someone who has died - inherit, to be required to give back money that was borrowed - owe, return money that was borrowed from someone - pay sb back, money that individuals or businesses have to pay based on their earnings - income tax, many different types of items available for sale - a wide range of products, something that is sold at a low price or is much cheaper than usual - a bargain, a loan taken out to buy property or land, usually repaid over a long period of time - mortgage, taking something from someone with the intention of returning it later - borrow, managing to have enough money to cover your expenses - make ends meet, a piece of paper that proves you have bought something and shows how much you paid - a receipt, not having enough money to buy or do something - can't afford, when something is worth the price you paid for it - good value for money,

MONEY - Basic Vocabulary+Definitions

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