1) having enough money to cover your expenses and needs without worrying about financial instability a) financial burdens b) financial security c) to inherit d) to exceed the limit 2) save money for a time when you really need it a) financial burdens b) standing order c) current account d) to save for a rainy day 3) bank account that lets you withdraw some money from at any time a) current account b) to withdraw c) to borrow d) to save for a rainy day 4) arrangement by which a bank regularly pays a fixed amount of money from your account to another account a) to get by b) financial security c) to save for a rainy day d) standing order 5) manage to survive on little money or resources. a) financial burdens b) overdraft c) to get by d) to owe 6) spend more money than you have (or can afford to spend) a) to withdraw b) to exceed the limit c) to lend d) overdraft 7) return all the money you owe a) to withdraw b) to owe c) to exceed the limit d) to pay off / back 8) problems with money that may lead to debt or even bankruptcy a) current account b) financial burdens c) interest rate d) to withdraw 9) when you spend more money than you have in your bank account, and the bank covers the difference, charging interest and fees a) to withdraw b) to exceed the limit c) interest rate d) overdraft 10) legal agreement by which a bank or similar organization lends you money to buy a house, etc., and you pay the money back over a particular number of years. a) financial burdens b) mortgage c) to save for a rainy day d) financial security 11) take money out of a bank account a) financial burdens b) interest rate c) overdraft d) to withdraw 12) give money to someone a) financial burdens b) to lend c) standing order d) mortgage 13) take money from someone a) financial security b) to withdraw c) to borrow d) to get by 14) having an obligation to pay back for what you received a) to owe b) to borrow c) mortgage d) standing order 15) percentage charged by a bank for borrowing money or earned for keeping money in a bank. a) interest rate b) standing order c) financial burdens d) to owe 16) receive money, property, or other assets from someone who has died a) to borrow b) to lend c) to inherit d) to withdraw

How much is the fish? Saving and spending

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