Dinero

• dinero

  money

  noun
• euro

  euro

  nounA1
• cambio

  change

  nA1
• moneda

  coin; currency

  nA2
• billete

  ticket; banknote

  nA1
• tarjeta

  card

  noun
• efectivo

  cash; effective

  n/adjA2
• transferencia

  transfer (bank)

  nB1
• domiciliación

  —
• comisión

  commission, fee

  nB1
• cuenta

  bill / account

  noun
• ahorro

  savings

  noun
• préstamo

  loan

  nB1
• hipoteca

  mortgage

  nB1
• crédito

  credit (tarjeta de crédito = credit card)

  nounA2
• deuda

  debt

  nB1
• intereses

  interest (pl.)

  nB1
• plazo

  term, deadline, installment

  nB1
• cuota

  fee, installment

  nB1
• vencimiento

  expiration, due date

  nB2
• sueldo

  salary

  noun
• nómina

  payroll, paycheck

  nB1
• factura

  bill, invoice

  nA2
• recibo

  receipt

  nA2
• presupuesto

  budget; quote

  nB1
• gasto

  expense

  nA2
• ingreso

  deposit, income

  nB1
• balance

  balance / report

  noun
• saldo

  balance (account)

  nB1
• extracto

  —
• impuesto

  tax

  nB1
• IVA

  —
• IRPF

  —
• Hacienda

  —
• autónomo

  self-employed, freelance

  adj/nB1
• asalariado

  salaried employee

  n/adjB2
• declaración

  declaration; statement

  nB1
• deducción

  —
• subvención

  subsidy, grant

  nB2
• ayuda

  help

  noun
• comprar

  to buy

  verb
• vender

  to sell

  verb
• pagar

  to pay

  verb
• cobrar

  to charge; to get paid

  vA2
• ahorrar

  to save (money)

  vA2
• gastar

  to spend

  vA1
• deber

  to owe; to have to

  NoteTwo meanings depending on construction. 'Deber + infinitive' = 'should / ought to' (mild obligation, more formal). 'Deber + DE + infinitive' = 'must (probability/guess)' as in 'debe de ser tarde' = 'it must be late'. The 'de' distinction is fading but worth knowing.

  vA1
• prestar

  to lend; to pay (attention)

  vA2
• devolver

  to return / give back

  verb
• invertir

  to invest

  verb

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