a system in which the government provides money,

welfare state free medical care etc for people who are unemployed, ill,
or too old to work (a country with such a system)
affluent society a rich society having plenty of money, nice houses, expensive things etc
* the system by which a country's money and goods are produced
economy and used, or a country considered in this way
* the careful use of money, time, goods etc so that nothing is wasted
* relating to trade, industry, and the management of money
economic * an economic process, activity etc produces enough profit
for it to continue
economical using money, time, goods etc carefully and without wasting any
(multi)-millionaire someone who is very rich and has million(s) of pounds or dollars
people on welfare poor or unemployed people who are paid money by the government

wealth a large amount of money, property etc that a person or country owns
wealthy having a lot of money, possessions etc
to be extremely to be having a lot of money, or enough money
well-off to have a good standard of living

prosperity when people have money and everything that is needed for a good life
prosperous rich and successful
be comfortably to be with enough money to live on without having to worry
off about paying for things
be in the black to have money in your bank account
be in the red to owe more money than you have
live in the lap to have an easy and comfortable life with a lot of
of luxury money, possessions etc
be rolling to have or earn a lot of money
in money
lose a quid and to get more of sth than lose in process of getting it
find a fiver
fritter sth away to waste time, money, or effort on something small or unimportant
go on a spending to have a short period of time when you do a lot of spending money
spree
spendthrift someone who spends money carelessly, even when they
do not have a lot of it
squander to carelessly waste money, time, opportunities etc
extravagant spending or costing a lot of money, especially more than is necessary
or more than you can afford
heir (-ess) the person who has the legal right to receive the property or
title of another person when they die
inherit to receive money, property etc from someone after they have died
spend money if you spend money like water, you use or spend large amounts of it
like water when you should try to save - used to show disapproval
 держава
загального
добробуту
багате сусп-во
економіка

економія
господарський
рентабельний

економний
мільйонер
люди на
соц. забезпеченні
багатство
багатий
бути дуже добре
забезпеченим

заможність
заможний
жити
у статку
"бути у плюсі"
"бути у мінусі"
жити в оточенні
розкоші
потопати у
гошах
заробити більше,
ніх втратити
розтринькувати
загуляти

марнотрат

тринькати
непоміркований/
/непомірно дорого
спадкоємець

успадкувати
розбазарювати
гроші
 beggar someone who lives by asking people for food and money
be hard up if you are hard up, you do not have much money
be down to one's to be left with only a small amount of money
last ten p.
be broke to have no money
be on the to have a very low level of income which allows people
breadline to eat but not have any extra things
bankrupt someone who has officially said that they cannot pay their debts
be to be extremely poor
poverty-stricken
be running to owe a lot of money
into debt
overdrawn if you or your bank account is overdrawn, you have spent more
than you had in your account and so you owe the bank money
overdraft the amount of money you owe to a bank when you have spent
more money than you had in your account
penniless someone who is penniless has no money
to to be unwilling to spend or give money
penny-pinch (a person that behaves in this way - penny-pincher)
poverty the situation or experience of being poor
underprivileged very poor, with worse living conditions, educational opportunities etc
than most people in society
inflation (went up a continuing increase in prices, or the rate at which prices increase
by 3%) (an 3% increase in prices)
fall on hard times to experience difficulties and problems in your life
such as not having enough money
live on if you live on a shoestring, you live it without spending much money
a shoestring
live rough to live outside because you have no home
be down and out to have no money, no home and live on the street
tighten one's belt to try to spend less money than you used to
stringent stringent economic conditions exist when there is a severe lack of
money and strict controls on the supply of money
earn one's living
earn a living for to earn enough money to pay for the things that you need
oneself
 жебрак
у фінанс. труднощах
мати копійку в
кишені
не мати коштів
жити на межі
бідності
банкрут
жити у злиднях

влізати
в борги
перевищений
кредитний ліміт
перевищення
кредиту
без грошей
скнарити

злидні
непривілейований

інфляція

переживати
погані часи
жити невеликими
коштами
без даху над головою
потрапити на дно
підтягнути поясок
у грошовій
нестачі
заробляти
собі
на життя
 charity money or gifts given to help people who are poor, sick etc
donation something, especially money, that you give to a person or
an organization in order to help them
sponsor a person or company that supports someone by paying for
their training, education, living costs etc
sponsorship financial support for sth
generous someone who is generous is willing to give money, spend time etc,
in order to help people or give them pleasure
mean not wanting to spend money, or not wanting to use much of something
stingy not generous, especially with money
tax-free not taxed
income tax tax paid on the money that you earn
income the money that you earn from your work or that you receive
from investments, the government etc
earnings * the money that you receive for the work that you do
* the profit that a company or country makes
salary money that you receive as payment from the organization you
work for, usually paid to you every month
overtime/extra an amount of money that has been or must be paid for overtime work
payment
wages money you earn that is paid according to the number of hours,
days, or weeks that you work
windfall an amount of money that you get unexpectedly
tips a small amount of additional money that you give to someone
such as a waiter or a taxi driver
grant an amount of money given to someone, especially by the government,
for a particular purpose
scholarship an amount of money that is given to someone by an educational
organization to help pay for their education
an amount of money paid regularly by the government or company
pension to smone who does not work any more, for example because they have
reached the age when people stop working or because they are ill
unemployment money paid regularly by the government to people who have no job
benefit
dole money money given by the government in Britain to unemployed people
money paid by the US government to people needing financial help
shares the equal parts into which the ownership of a company is divided
interest on money paid to you by a bank or financial institution
savings when you keep money in an account there
winnings money that you have won
profit money that you gain by selling things or doing business,
after your costs have been paid
 доброчинність
пожертва

спонсор

спонсорство
щедрий

жадібний
скнарий
неоподаткований
податок на дохід
дохід

заробіток
прибуток
зарплатня

понаднормові
виплати
погодинна
платня
премія
чайові

грант

стипендія

пенсія

виплата по
безробіттю
державні
виплати
акції
відсотки на
вклади
виграші
прибуток
 branch a local business, shop etc that is part of a larger business etc
customer someone who buys goods or services from a shop, company etc
client someone who gets services or advice from a professional person,
company, or organization
accountant someone whose job is to keep and check financial accounts,
calculate taxes etc
invest in if a government, business, or organization invests in something,
they spend a large amount of money to improve it or help it succeed
investor someone who gives money to a company, business,
or bank in order to get a profit
investment the use of money to get a profit or to make a business activity
successful, or the money that is used
bank account an arrangement between a bank and a customer that allows
the customer to pay in and take out money
open/use to make an arrangement between a bank and a customer that allows
a bank account the customer to pay in and take out money/ to use money from the b.a.
fill in a bank to write the answers to the questions on a form when
account/cheque/ making an arrangement between a bank and a customer
/form
bank charges the amount of money you have to pay to your bank for its services
there is/have
no money not to have money available on your bank account
in one's account
earn (over 1,000) to make a profit (over 1,000) from from putting money in a bank
in interest
take money out of to get money from your bank account (=withdraw)
withdraw money to take money out of a bank account
from the bank
a small book of cheques (cheque - a printed piece of paper that
chequebook you write an amount of money on, sign, and use instead of money
to pay for things) that your bank gives you
crossed cheque a cheque in Britain that has two lines across it showing
that it must be paid into a bank account
(pay) by cheque to pay by a printed piece of paper that you write an amount of
money on, sign, and use instead of money to pay for things
(in) cash money in the form of coins or notes rather than
cheques, credit cards etc
exchange a special cheque for a fixed amount that can be exchanged
traveller's cheque for the money of a foreign country
initial a cheque to write your initials on a cheque to make it official
counterfoil the part of something such as a cheque or ticket
that you keep as a record
a credit card if a credit card expires, it can no longer be legally used
expires
by credit card using a credit card
deposit account a bank account that pays interest on the money that you leave in it
deposit (n) - an amount of money that is paid into a bank account
- withdrawal the act of taking money from bank account, or the amount you take out
deposit (v) - to put money or something valuable in a bank
- withdraw to take money out of a bank account
bank balance the amount of money someone has in their bank account
ask for credit to ask for an arrangement with a shop, bank etc
that allows you to buy something and pay for it later
 гілка
клієнт
замовник

бухгалтер

вкладати
(інвестувати)
вкладник
(інвестор)
вкладення
(інвестиція)
банківський
рахунок
відкрити/викор.
банків. рахунок

заповнювати

комісійні збори
не мати
коштів
на рахунку
одержувати
відсотки
знімати кошти
знімати кошти

чекова книжка

кросований
чек
(платити) чеком

готівка

туристичний чек

виписати чек
корінець

термін дії кред.

картки вийшов
 кредиткою
депозит
вклад -
- вилучення
вкласти -
- вилучити
баланс рахунку
запитати
кредит
 pay one's way to pay for everything that you want without having to depend on
anyone else for money
be beyond to be too expensive
one's means
for a rainy day for a time when you will need it
thrifty using money carefully and wisely
go on/draw to become unemployed and receive money from the government
the dole
live off the to get your income or food from your parents
parents
cut one's bill to reduce the amount of money being spent
piggy-bank a small container, usually in the shape of a pig,
in which children can save coins
coin, paper money money made of coins, paper
purse, wallet a small flat case, often made of leather, that you carry in
your pocket, for holding paper money, bank cards etc
safe, cash a machine in or outside a bank, supermarket, or other public building,
dispenser from which you can obtain money with a special plastic card
save to use less money so that you do not waste any
waste to use more money than is sensible
to spend on sth to use your money to pay for goods or services
bet to risk money on the result of a race, game, competition etc
to draw one's to compose a legal document that says who you want
will your money and property to be given to after you die
borrow from to use something that belongs to someone else and that you
must give back to them later
lend to let someone borrow money or something that belongs to you
for a short time
repay to pay back money that you have borrowed
pay for to give someone money for something you buy or for a service
pawn to leave something valuable with a pawnbroker
in order to borrow money from them
pawnshop a pawnbroker's shop
a quid one pound in money
a fiver a piece of paper money worth five pounds
expenditure the total amount of money that a government, organization, or person
spends during a particular period of time
outgoings the money that you spend regularly, for example on rent or food
the amount of money you borrow in the form of a mortgage
mortgage (mortgage - a legal arrangement by which you borrow money
payment from a bank or similar organization in order to buy a house,
and pay back the money over a period of years)
gas and written lists showing how much you have to pay for services
electricity bills (gas and electricity) you have received, work that has been done etc
 alimony money that a court orders someone to pay regularly to their former
wife or husband after their marriage has ended
road tax a tax in Britain that the owner of a vehicle must pay
in order to drive it legally
fine money that you have to pay as a punishment
fee an amount of money that you pay to do something or
that you pay to a professional person for their work
fare the price you pay to travel somewhere by bus, train, plane etc
pocket money a small amount of money that parents give regularly
to their children, usually every week or month
pin money a small amount of extra money which someone earns to spend
on things which they want but do not really need
allowance an amount of money you are given regularly or for a special purpose
hire purchase a way of buying expensive goods by regularly paying small amounts
over a period of time
loss if a business makes a loss, it spends more than it earns
currency the system or type of money that a country uses
hard currency money that is from a country that has a strong economy and
is therefore unlikely to lose its value
* to get smaller units of money that add up to the same value
as a larger unit
* to get money from one country for the same value of
change money from another country
* to take back to a shop something that you have bought and
get something different instead, especially because
there is something wrong with it
 жити власним
коштом
не по коштах

на чорний день
ощадливо
перейти на
виплати
жити коштом
батьків
зменшити витрати
скарбничка

метал., папер. гроші

гаманець

банкомат

відкладати
тринькати
витрачати
ставити
скласти
заповіт
позичати
(в когось)
позичати
(комусь)
повертати
сплатити
закладати

ломбард
фунт
п’ятак
валові (загальні)
витрати
постійні витрати

іпотека на житло

рахунки
 аліменти

дорожні
збори
штраф
гонорар

тариф
кишенькові
гроші
кишенькові
гроші
кишенькові гроші
розстрочка
(кредит)
збитки
валюта
тверда валюта

розміняти

обміняти

поміняти
 Do Make
money
a fortune
one's living
a profit / loss
ends meet

British American
cashier bank teller
(pound) note (dollar) bill
current account checking account
hire purchase instalment plan
to change to exchange
rates taxes
inland revenue internal revenue
interest finance charge
fill in fill out
 касир
купюра
поточний рахунок
розстрочка
поміняти
податки
податкова служба
позиковий процент
заповнити