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Phrasal verbs money

Kapitel 8: Dealing with money

Kapitel 8: Dealing with money

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This flashcard set helps learn English at the secondary school level, focusing on phrasal verbs related to money. The vocabulary flashcards cover essential terms like "rip off," "save up," and "take out," which are crucial for understanding financial transactions. The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from the target language to the source language. Ideal for students and travelers, these cards help build a strong foundation in financial vocabulary, making them perfect for intermediate learners aiming to improve their fluency in everyday financial contexts.
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Put money in a bank account in order to make more money

invest (money) in sth

Have money in your bank account

be in credit
having spent more money than is in your bank account

be overdrawn

money which is owed to another person or organisation

debt

a way of buying sth now and paying for it in the future

buy/get sth on credit

an amount of money you earn/charged by a bank(account)

an interest rate
you can get money from this account any time

a current account

a bank account which earns a good rate of interest

a savings account

having a lot of money

well off

pay sb the money that you owe them

pay sb/sth back
pay back money that you owe on a loan, etc.

pay off sth/pay sth off

money you borrow from a bank etc. to buy a house

a mortgage

arrange to get a loan etc. from a bank or other companies

take sth out

become lower in price, value, amount, etc.

go down
be a total amount when some nr.'s are added together

come to sth

pay part of the cost & promise to pay the rest later

put sth down (on sth)

an amout of money that is given in advance as part of a paym.

a deposit

receive money or property from a relative who has died

come into sth
reduce the price of sth by a particular amount

take sth off

keep money so that you can buy sth in the future

save up (for sth)

cheat sb by making them pay too much for sth

rip sb off/rip off sb

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