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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
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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
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A glass and a half in every half
pound
( Cadbury's Dairy Milk Chocolate advertising slogan )
A golden key can open any door
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Bought and
paid
for
Brass
In Pocket ( The Pretenders song )
Brass
monkey weather
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Brass
tacks ( Cockney rhyming slang for facts )
Brazil, Russia, India And China - BRIC
Bread
always falls butter side down
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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
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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
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Coin
of the realm
Cold enough to freeze the balls off a
brass
monkey
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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
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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
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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
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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