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funds

British  
/ fʌndz /

plural noun

  1. money that is readily available

  2. British government securities representing national debt

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Early withdrawals may also be subject to a 10% penalty unless the funds are used for higher education.

From Barron's

Global X is “marginally overweight Brazil in our global funds,” Dorson reports.

From Barron's

Private equity funds have large amounts of cash to do those transactions.

From Barron's

Variety reports that three Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds have signed up to help Paramount buy Warner.

From Los Angeles Times

And somewhere, probably on your couch, you’re checking your index funds and wondering why this article is trying to scare you.

From MarketWatch