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19 expression(s)

business B1

bank charges

Learn about 'bank charges' in English. Understand what they are, see natural examples, and learn how to talk about bank fees.
business B1

bank statement

Learn the meaning of 'bank statement', see how native speakers use it in business and daily life, and practice with real examples.
daily-life C1

burden with debt

Discover the meaning of "burden with debt" and how to describe being weighed down by heavy financial obligations in natural English.
business B1

direct debit

Understand how to use 'direct debit' in English. Learn its meaning, see natural examples, and practice using it correctly.
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daily-life B2

double your income

Learn how to use the phrase "double your income" naturally in English. Discover its meaning, common mistakes, and practical everyday examples.
daily-life B1

lend some money

Learn how to use 'lend some money' correctly in daily conversations, with natural examples and common mistakes explained.
daily-life B1

pay the rent

Master the daily English collocation "pay the rent." Learn its meaning, see natural example sentences, and avoid common grammatical mistakes.
business C1

unearned income

Understand the financial and tax implications of unearned income, including dividends, interest, and rent.
slang B2

loud budgeting

Discover 'loud budgeting', the viral financial trend of proudly and openly telling your friends and family that you cannot afford something to save money.
business B1

pay a bill

Learn how to use 'pay a bill' in corporate and personal finance contexts. Get real examples, tips, and practice exercises.
daily-life B1

borrow money

Understand how to use the phrase 'borrow money' correctly, and learn to avoid mixing it up with 'lend money'.
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daily-life B1

deposit money

Learn how to use the phrase 'deposit money' correctly in everyday situations, with examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life C1

fall into arrears

Learn the formal financial term 'fall into arrears,' meaning to get behind on paying bills or debts, with natural examples and practice.
daily-life C1

financial cushion

Discover how a 'financial cushion' helps protect you from unexpected expenses and learn how to use this C1 English term correctly.
daily-life B1

in debt

Learn how to use the English expression 'in debt' correctly. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
daily-life C1

live beyond your means

Learn the common idiom 'live beyond your means.' Discover how to describe spending more money than you earn with examples, common mistakes, and practice.
daily-life B1

pay interest

Learn the meaning of 'pay interest' in personal finance, with natural examples and essential grammar tips.
daily-life C1

practice austerity

Understand 'practice austerity,' a formal term for living simply and cutting back on spending, especially during tough financial times.
daily-life B1

save up for

Learn how to use 'save up for' to describe setting aside money for a future purchase. Discover real-life examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes.