Matching Pairs Money and financeOnline version Money and finance by Mónica Portillo 1 Award a grant 2 Debt 3 Credit card debt 4 Cash 5 Finance a project 6 Pay off 7 Donate to charity 8 Income 9 Budget 10 Personal spending 11 Put aside some savings 12 Credit card 13 Expense 14 Save for retirement 15 Loan 16 Debit an account 17 Interest rate 18 Savings 19 Make a living 20 Investment Money you use for your daily or individual needs. Money you owe to a person, bank, or company. Money that you borrow and must pay back. To save a portion of money regularly. It means providing money to make something possible (a film, startup, research, etc.). To finish paying money that you owe. Money you spend. To keep money for when you stop working in the future. Money you owe after using a credit card. The bank takes money out of your account. -the bank automatically takes $15 out of the person’s account.- To give money or goods to help people in need. Free money given by an official organization (like a university, government, or foundation). -You don't have to pay back- Money you earn from work. Putting money into something (like stocks, property, or business) to gain profit. Money you keep for future use. A card you use to buy things now and pay later. The percentage charged by a lender or earned on savings.. Physical money (coins and bills). The total sum of money set aside or needed for a purpose To earn enough money to support yourself.
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