money, part 2/3

very low prices, used in ads

rock-bottom prices

price - sth is neither too cheap nor too expensive

reasonably priced

price - much too cheap or much too expensive

ridiculous price

ceny rosną

prices rise / increase / go up

ceny spadają

go down

there isn't much money

money are tight

the lack of something/ deficiency

in short supply

receive a decent amount of money for your work

earn a good salary

a lot of money

a big money

be very rich

be seriously rich

earn money

make money

take money out of the bank account

make a withdrawal

get a bargain

get a good deal

cheapen

go cheap

money which is not available for spending because it is needed for business

money is tied up in business

money usually from a relative, to live on

allowance

an additional payment which is a reward to those who work for a company for their extra work

bonus

an amount of money related to the value of goods sold, which is paid to a salesman for his services

commission

part-payment of money which you make to stop the seller from selling his goods to others

deposit

the amount of money that goes to a shareholder

dividend

a sum of money used to make more money from something that will increase in value

investment

money or property received from someone in her/his will

legacy

money paid by divorced or separated people to support the former husband or wife

maintenance

the amount of money borrowed from a bank, greater than that which is in your account

overdraft

the money that a person pays to an insurance company to protect against loss or damage

premium

money paid to authors or inventors according to the sales of their work

royalties

part of the value of a company that you may buy

share

money which a building society or bank lends to someone to buy a house

mortgage

reszta, drobne pieniądze

change/ small change/ odd money

rachunki z kart kredytowych

credit-card bills

wpływy kasowe

receipts

żebracy

Beggars

organizacje charytatywne

charities

oddawać coś

give away something

utrzymywać się w kredycie

manage to stay in credit

zadłużać się

go into the red

użyć kredytu na rachunku bieżącym

use an overdraft facility

płacić odsetki od karty kredytowej

pay interest on credit cards

właściwa ilość podatków

correct amount of tax

a printed record of the balance in a bank account an the amounts that have been paid into it and withdraw from it issued periodically to the holder of the account

bank statement

kurs wymiany walut

exchange rate

zdzierstwo

rip off

okazja

bargain

zasiłek dla bezrobotnych

unemployment benefits

renta inwalidzka

disability allowance

kupować na raty

to buy on hire purchase

stopa procentowa

interest rate

obligacje korporacyjne

corporate bonds

obligacje o stałym oprocentowaniu

Fixed rate bonds

obligacje skarbu państwa

Treasurys / government bonds

obligacje śmieciowe, emitowane przez przedsiębiorstwa na skraju bankructwa

junk bonds issued by the company on the verge of bankruptcy

unikanie płacenia podatków

tax evasion

luki prawne

legal loopholes

legal way of paying less tax

tax avoidance

podatek od wartości dodanej (VAT)

value added tax (VAT)

stopa inflacji

inflation rate

lokata długoterminowa

long-term investment

zwrot z inwestycji

return on investment - ROI

towary

goods, commodities

makler

broker

fundusz inwestycyjny

investment fund

papiery wartościowe

securities

szeroki portfel papierów wartościowych

wide portfolio of securities

na krawędzi bankructwa

on the verge of bankruptcy

ryzyko niepłacenia

the risk of non-payment / default

obrót przed odprowadzeniem podatku

pre-tax profits

wyniki średnioroczne

interim results

wyniki kwartalne

quarter results

zbankrutować

go bankrupt / go bust / go belly up

wyłaniać się

emerge

nowe rynki

emerging markets

przemysł raczkujący

emerging / infant industry

spowolnienie, pogorszenie

downturn

katastrofalny, niszczycielski, pustoszący

disastrous

zwracać koszty, oddać komuś pieniądze

reimburse

spłacać kogoś

pay somebody off / pay the money back

a proof of having bought something and paid for it, it's used to make a complaint of a product

receipt

debt investment in which an inavestor loans money to an entity that borrows the funds for a defined period of time at a fixed interest rate

bond

a person / company to whom money is owed

creditor

a regular payment made during a person's retirement from an investment fund to which that person of his employer has contributed during his working life

pension

wealth in the form of money or assets taken as a sign of the finantial strenght of an individual/organization/nation and assumed to be available for development or investment

capital

money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent or for delaying the repayment of a debt

interest

a place where the securities are traded/ shares are bought and sold

stock market

a bad deal/ unfair price

rip off

have an obligation to pay or repay something especially money in return for something received

owe