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Often used in the same context:
monies,
allocations,
grants,
investments,
dollars,
cash,
proceeds,
endowments,
contingency fund,
otia,
bonds,
coffers,
treasuries,
financing,
donations,
resources,
assets,
disbursements,
expenditures,
appropriation,
endowment fund,
unappropriated,
regrant,
equity,
entities,
escheats,
reinvestment,
fundraising,
charities,
loans,
arps,
income,
taxpayer,
projects,
liquidity,
institutional investors,
capital,
retirement account,
slush fund,
subventions,
block grant,
surpluses,
bequests,
outlays,
expenses,
revolving fund,
largess,
corpus,
disbursing,
matching funds,
unitrust,
borrowing,
capital outlay,
balanced fund,
investing,
donees,
pension,
irrevocable trust,
setaside,
portfolios,
payments,
surplus,
venture capital,
trusts,
revenues,
catastrophic illness,
scholarships,
earmark,
fundraise,
programs,
taxes,
accounts,
budgets,
agencies,
revolving loan,
donors,
largesse,
institutions,
federal,
fiscus,
aid,
ibrd,
shortfalls,
debt,
reallocation,
sums,
mutual fund,
reim,
retirement savings account,
piggy bank,
profits,
piggybank,
contributions,
investors,
cagit,
infrastructure,
commissions,
rief,
lump sum,
bankroll,
payouts,
billion,
fund,
funding,
moneys,
credits,
appropriations,
permits,
subsidies,
supplies,
allowances,
bureaus,
reserves,
stockpiles,
subscriptions,
approvals,
expenditure,
disaggregated,
interindustry,
asset,
demand,
multifactor,
value,
aggregative,
benefit,
expectancy,
explanatory,
generalised,
itemized,
modified,
sales,
equilibrium,
etic,
generalized,
hierarchy
More specific:
bank,
bankroll,
escrow funds,
exchequer,
matching funds,
medicaid funds,
money supply,
pocket,
roll,
treasury
Appears in the definition of:
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401-k,
401-k plan,
acute,
appropriable,
appropriation bill,
bad check,
bad cheque,
bank,
bankable,
banker's draft,
banking,
bankroll,
bank draft,
beneficiary,
block,
bookfair,
book fair,
borrowing,
broke,
bust,
capitalise,
capitalize,
capital cost,
catastrophe,
certified check,
certified cheque,
city council,
cost of capital,
cost overrun,
defalcation,
depleted,
discretionary,
donee,
elect,
embezzled,
embezzlement,
escrow funds,
exchequer,
exempt,
expendable,
finance,
financial institution,
financial officer,
financial organisation,
financial organization,
forthcoming,
fund,
funded,
grant,
granted,
grubstake,
hedgefund,
hedge fund,
idle,
insufficient,
kite,
launder,
match,
matching funds,
medicaid funds,
misapplication,
misappropriation,
mismanage,
misuse,
no-good,
nondepository financial institution,
nonexempt,
nontaxable,
oblation,
offer,
offering,
oust,
peculation,
personal check,
personal cheque,
philanthropic foundation,
pool,
postdoc,
post doc,
public treasury,
raise,
reckless,
reserve account,
reserve fund,
resign,
right of offset,
rubber,
shuffle,
skint,
spendable,
stipendiary,
stone-broke,
stony-broke,
strike pay,
subsidised,
subsidized,
tax-exempt,
tax-free,
taxable,
till,
treasurer,
treasury,
trough,
trust company,
trust corporation,
unethical,
unexpended,
unfunded,
ungenerous,
untaxed,
withdrawer,
works program,
zealously
More general:
asset
Synonyms:
cash in hand,
finances,
monetary resource,
pecuniary resource
Also try:
— Adjectives for funds:
public,
federal,
mutual,
additional,
necessary,
sufficient,
own,
more,
private,
available,
special,
more...
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