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Question		Answer
very low prices, used in ads start learning		rock-bottom prices
price - sth is neither too cheap nor too expensive start learning		reasonably priced
price - much too cheap or much too expensive start learning		ridiculous price
ceny rosną start learning		prices rise / increase / go up
ceny spadają start learning		go down
there isn't much money start learning		money are tight
the lack of something/ deficiency start learning		in short supply
receive a decent amount of money for your work start learning		earn a good salary
a lot of money start learning		a big money
be very rich start learning		be seriously rich
earn money start learning		make money
take money out of the bank account start learning		make a withdrawal
get a bargain start learning		get a good deal
cheapen start learning		go cheap
money which is not available for spending because it is needed for business start learning		money is tied up in business
money usually from a relative, to live on start learning		allowance
an additional payment which is a reward to those who work for a company for their extra work start learning		bonus
an amount of money related to the value of goods sold, which is paid to a salesman for his services start learning		commission
part-payment of money which you make to stop the seller from selling his goods to others start learning		deposit
the amount of money that goes to a shareholder start learning		dividend
a sum of money used to make more money from something that will increase in value start learning		investment
money or property received from someone in her/his will start learning		legacy
money paid by divorced or separated people to support the former husband or wife start learning		maintenance
the amount of money borrowed from a bank, greater than that which is in your account start learning		overdraft
the money that a person pays to an insurance company to protect against loss or damage start learning		premium
money paid to authors or inventors according to the sales of their work start learning		royalties
part of the value of a company that you may buy start learning		share
money which a building society or bank lends to someone to buy a house start learning		mortgage
reszta, drobne pieniądze start learning		change/ small change/ odd money
rachunki z kart kredytowych start learning		credit-card bills
wpływy kasowe start learning		receipts
żebracy start learning		Beggars
organizacje charytatywne start learning		charities
oddawać coś start learning		give away something
utrzymywać się w kredycie start learning		manage to stay in credit
zadłużać się start learning		go into the red
użyć kredytu na rachunku bieżącym start learning		use an overdraft facility
płacić odsetki od karty kredytowej start learning		pay interest on credit cards
właściwa ilość podatków start learning		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 start learning		bank statement
kurs wymiany walut start learning		exchange rate
zdzierstwo start learning		rip off
okazja start learning		bargain
zasiłek dla bezrobotnych start learning		unemployment benefits
renta inwalidzka start learning		disability allowance
kupować na raty start learning		to buy on hire purchase
stopa procentowa start learning		interest rate
obligacje korporacyjne start learning		corporate bonds
obligacje o stałym oprocentowaniu start learning		Fixed rate bonds
obligacje skarbu państwa start learning		Treasurys / government bonds
obligacje śmieciowe, emitowane przez przedsiębiorstwa na skraju bankructwa start learning		junk bonds issued by the company on the verge of bankruptcy
unikanie płacenia podatków start learning		tax evasion
luki prawne start learning		legal loopholes
legal way of paying less tax start learning		tax avoidance
podatek od wartości dodanej (VAT) start learning		value added tax (VAT)
stopa inflacji start learning		inflation rate
lokata długoterminowa start learning		long-term investment
zwrot z inwestycji start learning		return on investment - ROI
towary start learning		goods, commodities
makler start learning		broker
fundusz inwestycyjny start learning		investment fund
papiery wartościowe start learning		securities
szeroki portfel papierów wartościowych start learning		wide portfolio of securities
na krawędzi bankructwa start learning		on the verge of bankruptcy
ryzyko niepłacenia start learning		the risk of non-payment / default
obrót przed odprowadzeniem podatku start learning		pre-tax profits
wyniki średnioroczne start learning		interim results
wyniki kwartalne start learning		quarter results
zbankrutować start learning		go bankrupt / go bust / go belly up
wyłaniać się start learning		emerge
nowe rynki start learning		emerging markets
przemysł raczkujący start learning		emerging / infant industry
spowolnienie, pogorszenie start learning		downturn
katastrofalny, niszczycielski, pustoszący start learning		disastrous
zwracać koszty, oddać komuś pieniądze start learning		reimburse
spłacać kogoś start learning		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 start learning		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 start learning		bond
a person / company to whom money is owed start learning		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 start learning		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 start learning		capital
money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent or for delaying the repayment of a debt start learning		interest
a place where the securities are traded/ shares are bought and sold start learning		stock market
a bad deal/ unfair price start learning		rip off
have an obligation to pay or repay something especially money in return for something received start learning		owe

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