Money | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

We’re going to have to be a little careful this month if we don’t want to end up in the ..... (red / black / pink / green)

red

I’m trying to get a .....from the bank to buy a car. (loan / mortgage / gift / overdraft)

loan

Can you lend me some money, mate? I’m ..... at the moment. (loaded / bust / broke / impoverished)

broke

One of my friends is absolutely ..... she inherited a fortune. (affluent / rich / loaded / wealthy)

loaded

He took part of his pension as a ..... when he retired. (lump sum / load / deposit / packet)

lump sum

We like living here because we have a much better ..... of living. (cost / level / standard / average)

standard

I haven't got any ..... change, I'm afraid. (free/ loose / difficult / wild)

loose

I can't give you 50 quid; I'm not made ..... money, you know! (of / from / with / about)

of

This area used to be very ..... in tin and copper. (wealthy / rich / well-off / affluent)

rich

Lucy managed to save quite a large ..... last year. (deal / sum / overdraft / lump)

sum

Jerry and I decided to ..... the costs fifty-fifty. (divide / separate / slice / split)

split

I wonder how much my ..... will be when I retire. (pension / investment / benefit / debit)

pension

I want to buy a house so I need a ..... . (finance / mortgage / down payment / debt)

mortgage

I'm short of money this month, so I need to arrange a/an ..... with my bank. (sum / debt / overdraft / lump sum)

overdraft

I'll ..... the money in your account in the morning. (finance / share / deposit / debit)

deposit

I'd like to ..... 100 euros from my account, please. (deduct / remove / benefit / withdraw)

withdraw

The hotel was so bad I'm going to ask for ..... from the travel agency. (damages / debt / compensation / finance)

compensation

The meals are such a reasonable price because they are ..... by the company. (paid off / reduced / deducted / subsidised)

subsidised

You'll get a better ..... of exchange at a bank. (rate / value / worth / charge)

rate

They persuaded him to .... money in their company. (put / pay in / invest / pay off)

invest

Could you lend me fifty quid? I'm a bit short ..... cash. (off / of / with / on)

of

They ..... part of his wages for being late. (reduced / deduced / deducted / took)

deducted

The restaurant bill came ..... over $150. (something / into / to / like)

to

My credit card is ..... in most countries. (utilised / recognised / excepted / accepted)

accepted

All employees had to cut down on travelling ..... . (expenses / receipts / stops / frequencies)

expenses

You have to pay a ..... now to reserve your holiday. (deposit / payment / credit / surplus)

deposit

As the car is small, it's much more ..... on petrol. (expensive / low / economical / economic)

economical

Could you give me an ..... of how much it will cost? (summary / estimate / statement / expenditure)

estimate

We'll have to economise ..... luxuries from now on. (in / for / out / on)

on

Where can I get a good rate of ..... for my money? (credit / interest / cash / bargain)

interest

John drew all his money ..... the bank before he left the country. (in / off / out of / to)

out of

If business has been good, the staff get ..... at the end of the year. (a rise / a bonus / a fund / an extra)

bonus