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above the line
idiom
c2
account
noun
b1
accountancy
noun
c1
accountant
noun
b2
accounting
noun
b2
admission
noun
c1
adviser
noun
b1
aggregate
noun
c2
aid
noun
b2
alimony
noun
c2
amount
noun
a2
annual
adjective
b2
a/per head
idiom
c1
appeal
noun
b2
appreciate
verb
c1
arrears
noun
c2
asset
noun
b2
asset base
noun
c2
asset-stripping
noun
c2
ATM
noun
b2
ATM card
noun
c1
auction
noun
b2
auction
verb
b2
audit
noun
c1
audit
verb
c1
award
noun
c1
back
verb
b2
backing
noun
c1
bail
noun
c1
bailout
noun
c2
balance
noun
b1
bank
noun
a1
bank
verb
b2
bank account
noun
b1
banker
noun
b2
banking
noun
b1
bank machine
noun
c2
banknote
noun
a1
bankroll
verb
c2
bankrupt
adjective
c1
bankruptcy
noun
c1
bank statement
noun
b2
bargain
noun
b2
base rate
noun
c2
beg
verb
b2
beggar
noun
b2
be in arrears
idiom
c2
below the line
idiom
c2
belt-tightening
noun
c2
benefit
noun
b2
bet
verb
b2
bet
noun
b2
betting
noun
b2
billfold
noun
c2
billion
number
a2
biometric
adjective
c2
Bitcoin™
noun
c2
black economy
noun
c2
black market
noun
c2
blank check company
noun
c2
blank cheque
noun
c2
blockchain
noun
c2
blow
verb
c2
bomb
noun
c2
bond
noun
c2
bonus
noun
c1
boom
noun
c1
boom
verb
c1
boom and bust
idiom
c2
borrow
verb
a2
borrower
noun
b1
borrowing
noun
b2
bottom line
noun
c2
bottom out
phrasal verb
c2
bounce back
phrasal verb
c2
bribe
noun
c1
bribe
verb
c1
broke
adjective
c1
broker
noun
c2
bubble
noun
c2
buck
noun
c1
budget
noun
b2
budget
verb
b2
building society
noun
c2
bureau de change
noun
c2
business cycle
noun
c1
bust
noun
c2
buy
verb
a1
buyout
noun
c2
capital
noun
b2
capital budget
noun
c2
capitalism
noun
c1
capital loss
noun
c2
capital market
noun
c2
capital ratio
noun
c2
cash
noun
a2
cash
verb
c1
cashback
noun
c1
cash card
noun
b2
cash dispenser
noun
c2
cash in hand
idiom
c2
cash machine
noun
b1
cash-starved
adjective
c2
cash transfer
noun
c1
casino
noun
c1
cent
noun
a1
central bank
noun
b2
change
verb
a1
change
noun
b1
charge
noun
b1
charge
verb
b1
cheap
adjective
a1
check
noun
b1
checkbook
noun
c2
check card
noun
c2
checkout
noun
b2
cheque
noun
b1
chequebook
noun
c2
chequing account
noun
c2
child maintenance
noun
c2
child support
noun
b2
chip
noun
c2
city
noun
c2
clearing house
noun
c2
climb
verb
b2
climb
noun
c1
coin
noun
b1
collapse
verb
b2
collapse
noun
b2
collateral
noun
c2
commercial bank
noun
c1
commodity
noun
c1
common market
noun
c1
concession
noun
c2
consolidate
verb
c1
consumer economy
noun
b2
consumer spending
noun
c1
contactless
adjective
c1
contingency
noun
c2
convertible
adjective
c2
cool down
phrasal verb
c2
cooling-off period
noun
c2
cool off
phrasal verb
c2
corporate welfare
noun
c2
cost
noun
a1
cost-cutting
noun
c1
costly
adjective
c1
coupon
noun
b2
crash
noun
b2
crash
verb
b2
credit
noun
a2
credit
verb
b2
credit agency
noun
c2
credit bureau
noun
c2
credit card
noun
a2
credit score
noun
c2
crony capitalism
noun
c2
crown
noun
c2
crunch
noun
c2
crypto
noun
c2
cryptocurrency
noun
c2
currency
noun
b1
current account
noun
c1
cut
verb
b1
cut
noun
b1
cycle
noun
b1
dealing
noun
c2
dear
adjective
c2
debit
noun
c1
debit card
noun
c1
debt
noun
b2
debt ceiling
noun
c2
debt relief
noun
c1
declare
verb
c1
decline
noun
b2
decrease
verb
b2
decrease
noun
b2
deficit spending
noun
c2
deflation
noun
c2
defund
verb
c2
degrowth
noun
c2
deposit
noun
c1
deposit
verb
c1
deposit account
noun
c2
depositor
noun
c2
depreciate
verb
c2
depressed
adjective
c1
depression
noun
c1
deregulate
verb
c2
deregulation
noun
c2
deregulatory
adjective
c2
devalue
verb
c2
developing
adjective
b1
development
noun
b1
digital currency
noun
c1
digital economy
noun
b2
digital wallet
noun
c1
dime
noun
c1
dip
verb
c1
dip
noun
c2
direct debit
noun
c1
discount
noun
b1
discount
verb
b2
dive
verb
c1
dividend
noun
c2
dollar
noun
a1
donate
verb
b1
donation
noun
b2
donor
noun
c1
double-dip
noun
c2
double-dip recession
noun
c2
double-entry bookkeeping
noun
c2
Dow Jones Index
noun
c2
down payment
noun
c2
downtrend
noun
c2
downturn
noun
c1
draw
verb
c1
drop
noun
b2
due
adjective
b2
duopoly
noun
c2
duty
noun
c1
duty-free
adjective
c1
duty-free
adverb
c1
earn
verb
a2
earnings
noun
c1
economic
adjective
b1
economical
adjective
b2
economics
noun
b2
economist
noun
b2
economy
noun
b1
electronic payment
noun
c1
employment
noun
b1
EMU
abbreviation
c2
entrepreneurial
adjective
c2
entrepreneurship
noun
c2
e-payment
noun
c1
equilibrium
noun
c1
equity
noun
c2
euro
noun
a1
e-wallet
noun
c1
exchange
noun
b1
exchange
verb
b1
expand
verb
b1
expansionary
adjective
c2
expense
noun
b2
expensive
adjective
a1
export
noun
b1
export
verb
b1
extravagant
adjective
c1
face value
noun
c2
fair trade
noun
b2
fair-trade
adjective
b2
fall
verb
a2
fare
noun
b2
federal aid
noun
c2
Federal Reserve System
noun
c2
fee
noun
b2
fiddle
verb
c2
finance
noun
b2
finance
verb
b2
financial
adjective
b1
financials
noun
c1
Financial Times index
noun
c2
financing
noun
b2
fine
noun
c1
fintech
noun
c2
fiscal
adjective
c2
fiscal cliff
noun
c2
fiver
noun
c2
fixed
adjective
b1
fixed penalty
noun
c1
fixed-rate
adjective
b2
float
verb
c2
fluctuate
verb
c1
fluctuation
noun
c1
folding money
noun
c2
foreign direct investment
noun
c2
fortune
noun
b2
franc
noun
c1
free
adjective
a2
free enterprise
noun
c2
free market
noun
c1
free trade
noun
c1
freeze
verb
c1
freeze
noun
c1
FTSE index™
noun
c2
fund
noun
b2
fund
verb
b2
fundraising
noun
c1
future
noun
c2
gamble
verb
c1
gamble
noun
c1
gambling
noun
c1
game theory
noun
c2
gearing
noun
c2
generous
adjective
b1
gift aid
noun
c2
gig economy
noun
c2
gilt
noun
c2
giro
noun
c2
give
verb
a1
global
adjective
b1
global economy
noun
b2
globalization
noun
b2
go down
phrasal verb
a2
go up
phrasal verb
a2
grant
noun
b2
greed
noun
c1
greedy
adjective
b2
grow
verb
a1
growth
noun
b1
haggle
verb
c2
hard currency
noun
c2
hedge
verb
c2
hedge against
phrasal verb
c2
heir
noun
c1
heiress
noun
c1
hoard
noun
c1
hoard
verb
c1
hole in the wall
noun
c2
home loan
noun
b2
hyperinflation
noun
c2
IMF
abbreviation
c2
import
noun
b1
import
verb
b1
in arrears
idiom
c2
incentive
noun
c1
income
noun
b2
income stream
noun
c1
income tax
noun
c1
increase
verb
a2
increase
noun
a2
index
noun
c1
industrialism
noun
c2
inflation
noun
b2
inherit
verb
b2
initial public offering
noun
c2
insider trading
noun
c2
instability
noun
c1
instalment
noun
c2
insure
verb
c2
interest
noun
b1
interventionism
noun
c2
interventionist
adjective
c2
invest
verb
b1
investment
noun
b2
investment bank
noun
c1
invoice
noun
c1
IOU
noun
c2
IPO
abbreviation
c2
ISA
noun
c2
laissez-faire
noun
c2
laissez-faire
adjective
c2
launder
verb
c2
lend
verb
a2
lender
noun
b1
lending
noun
b2
level off
phrasal verb
c1
level out
phrasal verb
c1
leverage
noun
c2
leveraged buyout
noun
c2
line item
noun
c2
line of credit
noun
c2
liquid
adjective
c2
liquidity
noun
c2
live on
phrasal verb
c1
loan
noun
b2
lose
verb
a1
loss
noun
b2
lottery
noun
b2
lump sum
noun
c2
macroeconomic
adjective
c2
macroeconomics
noun
c2
maintenance
noun
c2
make
verb
a2
mark
noun
c2
market
noun
b1
market capitalization
noun
c2
market economy
noun
c1
market forces
noun
c2
market segmentation
noun
c2
mean
adjective
c2
means
noun
c2
meme stock
noun
c2
mercantilism
noun
c2
merger
noun
c1
MFA
abbreviation
c2
micropayment
noun
c2
middle-income
adjective
c1
millionaire
noun
b1
monetarism
noun
c2
money
noun
a1
money transfer
noun
c1
monopoly
noun
c1
mortgage
noun
b2
mortgage
verb
b2
mortgage bond
noun
c2
multi-factor authentication
noun
c2
mutual fund
noun
c2
NASDAQ
noun
c2
national debt
noun
b2
negative equity
noun
c2
net worth
noun
c2
new economy
noun
c1
nickel
noun
c1
note
noun
b1
NYSE
abbreviation
c2
OECD
abbreviation
c2
offshore
adjective
c2
old-age pension
noun
b2
oligopoly
noun
c2
option
noun
c2
outspend
verb
c2
overdraft
noun
c1
overdrawn
adjective
c1
overdue
adjective
c2
overheads
noun
c2
overheat
verb
c2
overheated
adjective
c2
owe
verb
b2
p
abbreviation
b2
pay
verb
a1
pay
noun
a2
payable
adjective
c2
pay-as-you-go
adjective
c2
pay back
phrasal verb
b2
payday loan
noun
c2
payer
noun
b2
payment
noun
b1
pay off
phrasal verb
c1
payor
noun
c2
pay up
phrasal verb
c2
peak
noun
c1
peak
verb
c1
peak
adjective
c1
penalty
noun
b2
penny
noun
a2
pension
noun
b2
pension pot
noun
c2
per cent
noun
a2
per cent
adjective
a2
PFI
noun
c2
PIN
noun
c2
plateau
noun
c2
plateau
verb
c2
plummet
verb
c2
pocket money
noun
b1
poor
adjective
a1
portfolio
noun
c1
pound
noun
a1
poverty
noun
b1
precarity
noun
c2
predatory pricing
noun
c2
prepaid
adjective
c1
price
noun
a1
price
verb
b2
price-fixing
noun
c1
private enterprise
noun
c2
private finance initiative
noun
c2
private sector
noun
c1
privatization
noun
c1
privatize
verb
c1
progressive
adjective
c2
public sector
noun
c1
public spending
noun
b1
purse
noun
a2
quarter
noun
c1
quotation
noun
c1
quote
verb
c1
raffle
noun
c2
raise
verb
b1
raise
noun
b1
ransom
noun
c1
rate
noun
b1
receipt
noun
b1
recession
noun
b2
recovery
noun
c1
reduce
verb
a2
reduction
noun
b2
reflate
verb
c2
reflation
noun
c2
reflationary
adjective
c2
refund
noun
b2
refund
verb
b2
regulation
noun
c1
regulator
noun
c1
relief
noun
b2
rent
noun
b1
rent
verb
b1
repay
verb
c1
repayment
noun
c1
reserve
noun
b2
revenue
noun
b2
revenue stream
noun
c1
rich
adjective
a1
rise
verb
a2
rise
noun
b1
risk
noun
c2
safe
noun
c1
salary
noun
a2
sales slip
noun
b1
save
verb
a2
saver
noun
b1
saving
noun
b2
savings account
noun
c1
savings bank
noun
c1
savings rate
noun
c1
scholarship
noun
b2
security
noun
c2
sell
verb
a1
settle
verb
c1
share
noun
b2
sharing economy
noun
c1
shilling
noun
c2
short
adjective
b2
silent auction
noun
c2
slump
verb
c2
slump
noun
c2
soar
verb
c1
social security
noun
c2
sovereign debt
noun
c2
SPAC
noun
c2
spend
verb
a1
spending
noun
b1
spiral
verb
c1
spread betting
noun
c2
stable
adjective
b2
stagflation
noun
c2
stake
noun
c2
stake
verb
c1
standard of living
noun
b2
statement
noun
b2
steady
adjective
b2
steady
adverb
b2
sterling
noun
c2
stock
noun
c2
stock exchange
noun
c1
stock market
noun
b2
sub-prime
adjective
c2
subsidy
noun
c1
sum
noun
b2
supply and demand
noun
c1
supply-side
adjective
c2
support
verb
b1
sweepstake
noun
c2
take a dive
idiom
c2
take out
phrasal verb
b1
takeover
noun
c2
takings
noun
c2
tariff
noun
c1
tax
noun
b1
tax
verb
b1
taxable
adjective
c2
taxation
noun
c1
tax avoidance
noun
c2
tax evasion
noun
c2
tax-free
adjective
c1
tax haven
noun
c2
TCO
abbreviation
c2
teller
noun
c2
tenner
noun
c2
the Bank of Mum and Dad
idiom
c2
the bottom drops/falls out (of something)
idiom
c2
till
noun
c1
tip
noun
b1
tip
verb
b1
top-up
noun
c2
trade
noun
b1
trade
verb
b1
trade deficit
noun
c2
trading
noun
b2
transfer
verb
b2
traveller’s cheque
noun
c1
treasurer
noun
c2
treasury
noun
c2
trend
noun
b1
trough
noun
c2
uncosted
adjective
c1
undercut
verb
c2
underground economy
noun
c2
underwrite
verb
c2
unit trust
noun
c2
unstable
adjective
b2
upsell
noun
c2
upsell
verb
c2
upselling
noun
c2
utility
noun
c1
valuable
adjective
b1
valuation
noun
c2
value
noun
b1
value
verb
b2
valueless
adjective
c2
voucher
noun
c1
wage
noun
b2
wallet
noun
a2
Wall Street
noun
c2
weak
adjective
b1
wealth
noun
b2
wealthy
adjective
b2
welfare
noun
b2
will
noun
b2
win
verb
b1
windfall tax
noun
c2
withdraw
verb
b2
withdrawal
noun
c1
World Bank
noun
c1
worth
adjective
b1
worth
noun
b1
worthless
adjective
c1
WTO
abbreviation
c2
yield
noun
c1
yield
verb
c1
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