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If you earn enough money to live and pay basic expenses you are

making ends meet

living beyond one's means

splashing out

to fix means

to break

to repair

If you try and look for the best price before buying something, you are

shopping around

The money spent on electricity, food, clothes, car and so on

expenses

If you go to lots of stores and buy lots of things, it is

a shopping spree

making ends meet

An estimate income and expenditure for a period of time

budget

If you spend a lot of money buying something but you can afford to do it, you are

costing an arm and a leg

living beyond one's means

splashing out

making ends meet

a bank account that accumulates interest

savings account

If you spend more than you make, you are

splash out

living beyond one's means

it will cost you and arm and a leg

you are making ends meet

If something is expensive we say....

splash out

You are making ends meet.

You are living beyond one's means

It costs an arm and a leg

The money paid for employee services

salary

If a person has spent all their money, they are _____________-

broke

I want to buy a fan but I am ____ ____ ______. I don't have enough money

short of money

If you and your friends buy a pizza and divide the cost between all of you, you are ...

splitting the cost

If you are giving someone something for temporary use, you are

lending it

borrowing it

The money you make selling something after you deduct the cost you used to buy or make it

profit

He lent me 10 euros. I _______ him ten euros.

owe

charge

When a store closes because it failed, it

goes out of business

If you ask someone for a pen in class (temporary use) you are ________________ it.

lending

borrowing

If you borrow money from someone you are expected to ______ it ______.

pay back

Spending money usually given by the parents

pocket money

savings