Synonyms

funds

British

/ fʌndz /

plural noun

money that is readily available
British government securities representing national debt

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Example Sentences

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But again, it comes up because there is no obvious source of funds for affordable housing.

From Los Angeles Times

In 2020, Lewis relinquished his longtime role as the House’s election policy point man after pleading guilty to charges related to using campaign funds for personal expenses, including rent.

From Salon

From what you say, you can afford to contribute something to their college funds, so that could be a good way forward given your conversation.

From MarketWatch

And farms here are also predominantly owner-occupied - small family farms where the farmer often has a full-time job that essentially funds the farm work.

From BBC

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

From Barron's

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