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Money & Finance English Vocabulary Flashcards
Learn the English words for money, banking, and personal finance. Sets move from A1 basics like buy and price to B2–C1 vocabulary for budgeting, saving, and the economy.
Learn the English words for money, banking, and personal finance. Sets move from A1 basics like buy and price to B2–C1 vocabulary for budgeting, saving, and the economy.
For complete beginners: everyday money words you need to shop, pay bills, count change, and talk about prices and costs.
For elementary learners: budgeting, borrowing, banking tasks, and everyday financial vocabulary for managing your money.
Everyday English for paying, saving and shopping: pay back, run out of, top up, split the bill and other useful verbs and phrases about money.
For intermediate learners: financial planning, banking systems, debt, and economic concepts used often in everyday news.
Intermediate English for budgeting, bills and banking: make ends meet, cut back on, pay off, shop around and other natural money expressions.
For upper-intermediate learners: investment concepts, market dynamics, and corporate finance vocabulary from business media.
Learn English money idioms like chip in, splash out, cost an arm and a leg and in the red to talk naturally about spending, saving and being short of cash.
For advanced learners: sophisticated financial and macroeconomic terminology found in policy papers, analyst reports, and financial journalism.
For master-level learners: literary, precise vocabulary for describing wealth, poverty, thrift, and extravagance in serious personal writing.
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