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the amount of money for which something is sold or bought.
A payment charged for a service or privilege.
an arrangement with a bank to store and manage money.
something owed, especially a sum of money.
A sum of money paid as a penalty for breaking a law or rule.
money paid to someone for regular work or services; wages or salary
a financial gain from a transaction or business.
Shares in the ownership of a company.
money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt
the amount remaining after a deduction or payment.
The amount of money required to buy, make, or do something.
a compulsory financial charge imposed by a government on income, goods, or activities.
an arrangement for keeping money at a bank
a tax levied on personal earnings
A punishment imposed for breaking a law, rule, or agreement.
a tax added to the price of goods sold
a bank account earning interest on deposits
money borrowed to pay for education
the lowest wage an employer may legally pay
a fine issued for illegal parking
The amount of money charged to enter a place or attend an event.
An amount of money allocated or set aside for a particular purpose or expected expense.
A bequest is money or property that someone leaves to another person in a will.
A bond is a debt security in which an issuer promises to repay borrowed money, usually with interest, by a specified date.
Wealth or other assets used to start or operate a business, make investments, or produce goods and services.
A certificate of deposit is a bank investment in which money is held for a fixed period, typically at a specified interest rate.
Property or another guarantee pledged to secure repayment of a loan or fulfillment of an obligation.
A sum of money or other assistance given for a particular purpose, usually without requiring repayment.
Property, money, or other valuable things received from someone who has died or passed down from an earlier generation.
A debt or other amount a person or organization owes, recorded in its financial accounts.
An extra financial charge imposed for making a payment late or failing to meet a requirement.
A fee charged for processing, transporting, packaging, or otherwise handling goods or a transaction.
Receipts are the money, goods, or other resources received by a person or organization over a period of time.
The act of repaying someone for money they have spent or paid, often by an employer, organization, or insurer.
A tradable financial asset representing ownership, debt, or another investment interest.
A sum of money or other value paid as part of an agreement to resolve a dispute.
A fee charged to transport goods to a customer.
A payment or contribution made by one ruler, country, or group to another, often as a sign of submission or in return for protection.