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  • This is a very useful machine that you find outside banks.
    Cashpoint
  • She spent all her ... on a dream holiday to the Caribbean.
    savings
    bargains
  • I need to check my ... at the bank before I buy these clothes.
    balance
    budget
  • We’re on a very tight ... this holiday because we spent a lot on the flights.
    debit card
    budget
  • This is what you’ll be if you spend more money than you earn every month!
    Short of cash
  • I needed to get some money but the ... was empty.
    PIN
    cashpoint
  • You have these when you keep money for a particular purpose, e.g., to buy something special.
    Savings
  • A family can’t ... so little each month.
    live on
    pay off
  • How much money did you ... of the bank today?
    take out
    pay off
  • This word describes someone who has plenty of money – more than they need.
    Wealthy
  • You’ll never be financially ... if you don’t get a job.
    short of cash
    independent
  • Perhaps you get this from your parents every week.
    Allowance
  • This is the amount of money you have in your account at a particular time.
    Balance
  • This is the amount of money you allow yourself to spend over a period of time.
    Budget
  • This is a number that is for you only; you use it to get money or pay for things.
    PIN
  • Two burgers for the price of one – I call that a ... .
    budget
    bargain
  • You can often get this in a shop that is closing down, when it wants to sell everything.
    Bargain
  • I’ve finally ... that large credit card bill from the holiday.
    paid off
    taken out
  • Sorry, I can’t come out tonight – I’m really ... .
    short of cash
    wealthy
  • Are you given a regular ... ?
    bargain
    allowance
  • Most people get this piece of plastic when they open a bank account. They can get money or pay for things with it.
    Debit card