Expressions with MONEY

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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