Expressions with MONEY

An amount of money that is paid at one time at one time and not on separate location is called WILL / LUMP SUM / QUOTE

TRUE or FALSE?: BUCKS is an informal way to say DOLLARS in The USA

Have you ever bought something you consider was a RIP-OFF? What was it?

When you break a law or rule, you have to pay a certain amount of money called FINE / LOAN / FARE

TRUE or FALSE?: a FIVER and a TENNER are British slangs which mean 50.000 pounds and 10.000 pounds

In most countries, people who have loans have to pay high INTEREST RATES. What about Spain? Can you give examples?

What sort of things cost AN ARM AND A LEG in Spain?

A FEE / DONATION / DEPOSIT is the amount of money you pay for a professional advice or services

Would you consider Sapnish society as a consumer society? Why?

TRUE or FALSE?: HARD UP is an informal expressions which means having very little money especially for a short period of time.

TRUE OR FALSE?: Informally speaking, you can say someone is WELL OFF, which means they have a lot of money

A BUDGET / GRANT / QUOTE is an statement of how much money a particular piece of work will cost

People's INFLATION / INCREASE / INCOME has gone up fortunately

A lot of people in Argentina are in debt and have problems getting a GRANT / MORTGAGE / LOAN to buy their first home

In Argetina, it's common for people to sell SHARES on STOCK MARKETS. What about Spain? Where do you usually buy things?