Money Phrases

Phrases

• 3 6 3 Rule
• A Boy Named Sue (Johnny Cash song)
• A bank you can bank on (Westpac Bank advertising slogan)
• A bigger bang for your buck
• A buck fifty
• A buck well spent (Springmaid Sheets advertising slogan)
• A diller, a dollar, a ten o'clock scholar
• A fool and his money are soon parted
• A glass and a half in every half pound (Cadbury's Dairy Milk Chocolate advertising slogan)
• A golden key can open any door
• A penny saved is a penny earned
• A pot of gold
• A ton of money
• Access - your flexible friend (Access Credit Card advertising slogan)
• Access takes the waiting out of wanting (Access Credit Card advertising slogan)
• Adobe dollar (Mexican currency)
• After The Gold Rush (Neil Young song)
• All that glisters is not gold
• Almighty dollar
• American Express? That'll do nicely sir (American Express advertising slogan)
• An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure
• Another day, another dollar
• Ante up
• As bold as brass
• As good as gold
• As safe as the Bank of England
• At any cost
• Aunt Millie
• Bad money drives out good
• Bad penny
• Bang, bang, Maxwell's silver hammer came down upon her head (The Beatles song lyric)
• Bear market
• Because life's complicated enough (Abbey National advertising slogan)
• Because the Citi never sleeps (Citibank advertising slogan)
• Beetle bank
• Bet your bottom dollar
• Big box retailer
• Billion Dollar Man (Nickname of American politician Henry Nowak)
• Black economy
• Black market
• Blood money
• Bluff charge (A movement towards by an animal towards its prey which is halted without attacking)
• Born with a silver spoon in his mouth
• Bought and paid for
• Brass In Pocket (The Pretenders song)
• Brass monkey weather
• Brass tacks (Cockney rhyming slang for facts)
• Brazil, Russia, India And China - BRIC
• Bread always falls butter side down
• Bread and butter
• Bread and circuses
• Bread of life
• Bread wi' nowt taken out (Allinson's Bread advertising slogan)
• Break bread
• Break the bank
• Brown bread (Cockney rhyming slang for dead)
• Buck House (Nickname of Buckingham Palace)
• Buck naked
• Buck the system
• Buck up
• Buck up your ideas
• Buck's fizz
• Bull market
• Burn a hole in your pocket
• Capital cost
• Capital injection
• Carry the cost
• Cash cow
• Cash for questions
• Cash for trash
• Cash if you die, cash if you don't (Lloyd's Life Insurance advertising slogan)
• Cash in
• Cash in hand
• Cash in your cheques
• Cash in your chips
• Cash mob
• Cash on the barrelhead
• Cash on the nail
• Cash up
• Cast your bread upon the waters
• Charge of the Light Brigade (British cavalry charge against Russian army in the Crimean War and title of a poem by Tennyson)
• Chasing nickels around dollar bills
• Chasing the market
• Chip and charge
• Chump change
• Chunk of change
• Cleaned out
• Closing price
• Coattail Investing
• Coffee at its best (Nescafe Gold Blend advertising slogan)
• Coin a phrase
• Coin of the realm
• Cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey
• Come and talk to the listening bank (Midland Bank advertising slogan)
• Compare notes
• Cookie jar accounting
• Cool million
• Corn and cluck for a buck (Kentucky Fried Chicken advertising slogan)
• Corner the market
• Corporate cannibalism
• Cost a pretty penny
• Cost an arm and a leg
• Cost control
• Cost cutting
• Cost effective
• Cost the earth
• Cottage economy
• Count the cost
• Cowboy marketing
• Crash for cash
• Creative accounting
• Credit crunch
• Crock of gold
• Cross my palm with silver
• Crowd funding
• Crying all the way to the bank (A catchphrase from Liberace)
• Customer to customer
• Cut a cheque
• Cut off without a penny
• Cyber Monday
• Day late and a dollar short
• Dead presidents
• Doing a sterling job
• Dollar Bill (Nickname of basketball player Bill Bradley)
• Domestos kills ninety-nine per cent of all known germs (Domestos Bleach advertising slogan)
• Don't say brown - say Hovis (Hovis Bread advertising slogan)
• Double dip recession
• Earn an honest penny
• Earn your corn
• Earn your stripes
• Easy money
• Economic downturn
• Economic refugee
• Economy class
• Economy class syndrome
• Economy drive
• Economy of scale
• Embarrassment of riches
• Emotion charged
• Even money
• Every dark cloud has a silver lining
• Fair Trade
• Fast buck
• Feed the meter
• Filthy lucre
• Finder's fee
• Fire Sale
• First relationships last (First National Bank of Chicago advertising slogan)
• Five figures
• Five for silver (Magpie nursery rhyme)
• Flash for cash
• Folding money
• Folsom Prison Blues (Johnny Cash song)
• Fool's gold (a brassy yellow mineral that the inexperienced prospector may mistake for gold)
• For love or money
• For my, money
• Foreign exchange
• Fork out
• Four figures
• Fresh to the last slice (Sunblest Bread advertising slogan)
• From rags to riches
• Front money
• Funny money
• Gentlemen we can rebuild him. We have the technology. (A catchphrase from Six Million Dollar Man)
• Get a gold star (earn a merit point for doing well)
• Get down to brass tacks
• Get your money's worth
• Glove money
• Go for gold
• Gold digger
• Golden handcuffs
• Golden handshake
• Golden hello
• Golden parachute
• Good as gold (Golden Flake Potato Chips advertising slogan)
• Grease your palm
• Green investing
• Half a loaf is better than no bread
• Half a pound of tuppenny rice, half a pound of treacle (line from nursery rhyme)
• Hand to mouth
• Hard cash
• Hard times
• Hard up
• Hard, cold cash
• Have your bread buttered on both sides
• He knows the cost of everything and the value of nothing
• Health, wealth and happiness
• Heart Of Gold (Neil Young song)
• Heart of gold
• Hedge fund
• Help yourself (invitation to take goods without payment)
• Hit me on the hip
• Hit the high notes
• Hiyo Silver away (A catchphrase from The Lone Ranger)
• Hold the purse strings
• Hole in the wall
• Hot money
• Hush money
• I Can See Clearly Now (Johnny Cash and Jimmy Cliff song and Nescafe advertising slogan)
• I Walk The Line (Johnny Cash song)
• I'm in charge (A catchphrase from Bruce Forsyth)
• I'm not made of money
• If you have to ask the price you can't afford it (Rolls Royce slogan)
• In Penny Lane there is a barber showing photographs (Beatles song lyric)
• In for a penny in for a pound
• In the bank
• In the money
• Intellectual capital
• Is your film as good as Gold? (Kodak advertising slogan)
• It Takes People Like You To Make People Like Me (Buck Owens song)
• It could be you (UK National Lottery advertising slogan)
• It won't break the bank
• It's the economy stupid (Political slogan)
• King's ransom
• Know which side your bread is buttered
• Knowledge economy
• Laugh all the way to the bank
• Let it ride
• Let's Spend The Night Together (Rolling Stones song)
• Let's see the colour of your money
• License to print money
• Liquid assets
• Live today. Tomorrow will cost more (Pan-Am World Airways advertising slogan)
• Loaf of bread (Cockney rhyming slang for head)
• Look after the pennies and the pounds will look after themselves
• Loose change
• Mad money
• Make a bundle of money
• Man does not live by bread alone
• Market jitters
• Mattress money
• Maxwell's Silver Hammer (The Beatles song)
• Men's evil manners live in brass; their virtues we write in water
• Million Dollar Baby (Hilary Swank / Clint Eastwood movie)
• Million Dollar Bash (Bob Dylan song)
• Minimum wage
• Mixed economy
• Mom and Pop
• Money For Nothing (Dire Straits song)

• Money Mike Jr. (Nickname of Mike Conley Jr.)
• Money back guarantee
• Money can't buy you love (Beatles song lyric)
• Money doesn't grow on trees
• Money doesn't talk, it swears
• Money for old rope
• Money is no object
• Money is power
• Money is the root of all evil
• Money isn't everything
• Money laundering
• Money makes money
• Money makes the world go round
• Money spinner
• Money talks
• Money to burn
• Money, That's What I Want (The Beatles song)
• Money, money, money (ABBA lyric)
• More bang for your buck
• More money than sense
• New Deal (Franklin Roosevelt's social and economic reform)
• New Economy
• New money
• Nonrenewable resource
• Not a cough in a carload (Old Gold Cigarettes advertising slogan)
• Not a penny to bless yourself with,
• Not many of them to the pound
• Notes From The Underground (Fyodor Dostoevsky book)
• Offer price
• Old money
• On stream
• On the money
• One Cent (Nickname of Anfernee Hardaway)
• One night stand investment
• Our entire economy is in danger
• Out of pocket
• Owe a favour
• Owe it to yourself
• Oxford scholar (Cockney rhyming slang for dollar)
• Paid up
• Panic buying
• Panic selling
• Paper millionaire
• Paper profit
• Pass the buck
• Pay the piper
• Pay your way
• Pennies from Heaven
• Penny Lane (Beatles song)
• Penny Lane is in my ears and in my eyes (Beatles song lyric)
• Penny for your thoughts
• Penny pinching
• Penny wise, pound foolish
• Pieces of eight
• Piggy bank
• Pin money
• Pink pound
• Plastic money
• Play it again, Sam (New York State Lottery advertising slogan)
• Ponzi scheme
• Pork barrel politics
• Pork barrel spending
• Pound for pound
• Pound of flesh
• Pound the pavement
• Pretty penny
• Price fixing
• Price rigging
• Profit margin
• Pump and dump
• Pump your money back into Canada (Petro Canada, early advertising slogan)
• Pure gold (Benson & Hedges advertising slogan)
• Put bread on the table
• Put paid to
• Put your hand in your pocket
• Put your money on the Favorit (Skoda Favorit advertising slogan)
• Put your money where your mouth is
• Pyramid scheme
• Quick buck
• Quid pro quo
• Rags to riches
• Raise a loan
• Rake in the money
• Rake it in
• Reap the rewards of Money (Money Magazine advertising slogan)
• Redistribution of wealth
• Revenue per available room
• Revenue per occupied room
• Right on the money
• Ring Of Fire (Johnny Cash song)
• Risk averse
• Risk capital
• Risk management
• Road to riches
• Robber barons
• Round trip trading
• Rubber cheque (a cheque that is returned (bounced) due to insufficient funds)
• Run for your money
• Scorched Earth Policy
• See a penny and pick it up
• See the face you love light up with Terry's All Gold (Terrys Chocolates advertising slogan)
• Seed capital
• Seed money
• Selling the family silver
• Serious money
• Share the wealth
• Shell out
• Shopping spree
• Short change
• Show me the money (A catchphrase from Jerry Maguire)
• Shut up and take my money (A catchphrase from Futurama)
• Silly money
• Silver Blaze (Sherlock Holmes story)
• Silver bullet (a simple and seeming effortless solution to a difficult problem)
• Silver circle
• Silver fox (a handsome grey-haired man)
• Silver screen
• Silver service (a method of serving food using silver cutlery)
• Silver surfer (an older person who uses the World Wide Web)
• Silver threads amongst the gold (blonde hair that is turning grey)
• Silver tongued (eloquent or persuasive manner of speech)
• Silver wedding (a celebration of twenty-five years of marriage)
• Six figures
• Six for gold (Magpie nursery rhyme)
• Slush fund
• Small fortune
• Smart money
• Soccer Mom indicator
• Solo pound
• Spectacles, testicles, wallet and watch
• Speech is silver but silence is golden
• Spend a penny
• Spend money like water
• Spend more time with my family
• Spend the night with
• Spend wisely - save wisely (Brooke Bond Dividend Tea advertising slogan)
• Spend, spend, spend
• Splash the cash
• Star of the silver screen
• Stealth wealth
• Sticker shock
• Stinking rich
• Stony broke
• Strapped for cash
• Sugar daddy
• Sunrise industry
• Sweetheart deal
• TV gold
• Take a bath
• Take a flier
• Take care of the pence and the pounds will take care of themselves
• Take charge
• Take home pay
• Take the bread out of someone's mouth
• Take the money and run
• Take the money, open the box
• Take the shilling
• Ten a penny
• That Silver-Haired Daddy of Mine (Gene Autry song)
• The Bank of England (tourist attraction in London England)
• The Brass Cupcake (Nickname of Dee Dee McCall (Stepfanie Kramer))
• The Color Of Money (Paul Newman / Tom Cruise movie)
• The Gold Rush (Charlie Chaplin movie)
• The Gold Standard
• The Man in Black (Nickname of singer Johnny Cash)
• The Money Man (Nickname of Mehmet Okur)
• The Old Lady of Threadneedle Street (Nickname of The Bank of England)
• The Ring Of Fire (Johnny Cash song)
• The Silver Fox (Nickname of Edwin Snider)
• The Silver Prince (Nickname of Sourav Ganguly - Indian cricketer)
• The bank of mum and dad
• The bank that likes to say Yes (Trustee Savings Bank advertising slogan)
• The best that money can buy
• The best thing since sliced bread
• The bottom line is the bottom line is the bottom line
• The bread always falls buttered side down
• The buck stops here (A political slogan by Harry S Truman)
• The cheque is in the post
• The family silver
• The green stuff
• The king was in his counting house counting out his money (line from nursery rhyme)
• The love of money is the root of all evil
• The money shot
• The other side of the coin
• The penny drops
• The pot of gold at the end of the rainbow
• The pound in your pocket
• The public purse
• The queen was in the parlour eating bread and honey (line from nursery rhyme)
• The sixty-four thousand dollar question
• The streets of London are paved with gold
• The world's local bank (HSBC advertising slogan)
• There are some things money can't buy. For everything else, there's Mastercard (MasterCard advertising slogan)
• There's gold in them thar hills
• Think what we can do for you (Bank of America advertising slogan)
• This precious stone set in the silver sea, this sceptered isle
• Throw your money around
• Tidy sum
• Time is money
• To gild refined gold, to paint the lily
• To save and invest, talk to Natwest (Natwest Bank advertising slogan)
• Together we make a great team (Midland Bank advertising slogan)
• Top dollar
• Toss up (flip a coin to decide on something)
• True to you (Julius Baer Private Bank advertising slogan)
• Two buck chuck
• Value for money
• Visa's Delta blow to cheques (Visa Delta Debit Card advertising slogan)
• Vulture capitalist
• Wage war
• Wardrobe mistress (a person in charge of the costumes of a theatrical company)
• We have to earn our wings every day (Eastern Airlines advertising slogan)
• We make money the old fashioned way, we earn it (Smith Barney advertising slogan)
• We're tobacco men not medicine men. Old Gold cures just one thing. The World's Best Tobacco (Old Gold Cigarettes advertising slogan)
• Well off
• What goes around comes around
• What will you do with all the money you save? (Toyota advertising slogan)
• What's in your wallet? (Capital One advertising slogan)
• Where there's muck there's brass
• Which bank? (Commonwealth Bank of Australia advertising slogan)
• White bread
• White knight
• With a hearty hiho Silver
• With brass knobs on
• With silver bells and cockle shells and pretty maids all in a row (line from nursery rhyme)
• With you, all the way (State Bank of India advertising slogan)
• Working capital
• World economy
• Worth one's weight in gold
• You Are My Sunshine, My Only Sunshine (Johnny Cash song)
• You Never Give Me Your Money (The Beatles song)
• You can bank on it
• You can take that to the bank
• You can't take it with you
• You cannot serve God and Mammon
• You don't have to be Jewish to love Levy's Rye Bread (Levy's Rye Bread advertising slogan)
• You keep all your money in a big brown bag inside a zoo (Beatles song lyric)
• You pay your money and you take your choice
• Your money or your life
• Zombie funds

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• A fool and his money are soon parted
• A ton of money
• Bad money drives out good
• Blood money
• Easy money
• Even money
• Folding money
• For love or money
• For my, money
• Front money
• Funny money
• Get your money's worth
• Glove money
• Hot money
• Hush money
• I'm not made of money
• In the money
• Let's see the colour of your money
• License to print money
• Mad money
• Make a bundle of money
• Mattress money
• Money For Nothing (Dire Straits song)
• Money Mike Jr. (Nickname of Mike Conley Jr.)
• Money back guarantee
• Money can't buy you love (Beatles song lyric)
• Money doesn't grow on trees
• Money doesn't talk, it swears
• Money for old rope
• Money is no object
• Money is power
• Money is the root of all evil
• Money isn't everything
• Money laundering
• Money makes money
• Money makes the world go round
• Money spinner
• Money talks
• Money to burn
• Money, That's What I Want (The Beatles song)
• Money, money, money (ABBA lyric)
• More money than sense
• New money
• Old money
• On the money
• Pin money
• Plastic money
• Pump your money back into Canada (Petro Canada, early advertising slogan)
• Put your money on the Favorit (Skoda Favorit advertising slogan)
• Put your money where your mouth is
• Rake in the money
• Reap the rewards of Money (Money Magazine advertising slogan)
• Right on the money
• Run for your money
• Seed money
• Serious money
• Show me the money (A catchphrase from Jerry Maguire)
• Shut up and take my money (A catchphrase from Futurama)
• Silly money
• Smart money
• Spend money like water
• Take the money and run
• Take the money, open the box
• The Color Of Money (Paul Newman / Tom Cruise movie)
• The Money Man (Nickname of Mehmet Okur)
• The best that money can buy
• The king was in his counting house counting out his money (line from nursery rhyme)
• The love of money is the root of all evil
• The money shot
• There are some things money can't buy. For everything else, there's Mastercard (MasterCard advertising slogan)
• Throw your money around
• Time is money
• Value for money
• We make money the old fashioned way, we earn it (Smith Barney advertising slogan)
• What will you do with all the money you save? (Toyota advertising slogan)
• You Never Give Me Your Money (The Beatles song)
• You keep all your money in a big brown bag inside a zoo (Beatles song lyric)
• You pay your money and you take your choice
• Your money or your life