money

money
/'mʌni/ noun
1. coins and notes used for buying and selling
♦ to earn money to have a wage or salary
♦ to earn good money to have a large wage or salary
♦ to lose money to make a loss, not to make a profit
♦ the company has been losing money for months the company has been working at a loss for months
♦ to get your money back to make enough profit to cover your original investment
♦ to make money to make a profit
♦ to put money into the bank to deposit money into a bank account
♦ to put money into a business to invest money in a business
● She put all her redundancy money into a shop.
♦ to put money down to pay cash, especially as a deposit
● We put £25 down and paid the rest in instalments.
♦ money up front payment in advance
● They are asking for £10,000 up front before they will consider the deal.
● He had to put money up front before he could clinch the deal.
♦ they are worth a lot of money they are valuable
2.
♦ in the money referring to an option to buy at a lower price or to sell at a higher price than the share is currently at
♦ out of the money referring to an option to buy at a higher price or to sell at a lower price than a share is currently trading at

Dictionary of banking and finance. 2015.

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