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Daily Idiom Bank
Money Matters • Intermediate Level
How to use each idiom:
- Meaning Challenge
Explain the idiom in your own words. - Money Situation Challenge
Create a short situation about saving, spending, or giving money. - Dialogue Challenge
Use the idiom in a short conversation about money habits or financial goals.
The idioms:
1. Save for a rainy day – To save money for future problems or emergencies.
2. Break the bank – To cost too much money.
3. Money doesn’t grow on trees – Money is limited and should not be wasted.
4. Live within your means – To spend only what you can afford.
5. Make ends meet – To have enough money to pay for basic needs.
6. Pay off – To bring a good result after effort or spending.
7. On a tight budget – Having only a small amount of money to spend.
8. Throw money away – To waste money on something useless.
9. Worth every penny – Deserving the money spent on it.
10. Tighten your belt – To spend less money than usual.
Use these idioms to talk about saving money, spending habits, financial goals, and smart decisions.
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