funds

/ fʌndz /

plural noun

1. money that is readily available

2. British government securities representing national debt

Example Sentences

While the White House was able to reallocate defence funds to pay troops last week, it remains to be seen what will happen on the next payday for the military, on 31 October.

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I manage our family’s investments conservatively — index funds, some bonds; nothing crazy.

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The U.S. sanctions on Russia were a ‘full-frontal assault on the economic machine that funds Russia’s war efforts.’

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North Korean hackers have stolen billions of dollars from cryptocurrency exchanges, providing much-needed funds for a regime facing sanctions punishing Pyongyang for its nuclear program.

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While money managers often use multiple funds for their investors to diversify risk and regularly rebalance, there is a simpler way of lessening your dependence on highflying U.S. tech stocks in the S&P 500.

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