money is no object

Idioms  

1. Also, expense is no object. It doesn't matter how much it costs, as in Get the very best fur coat you can find—money is no object. In this expression no object means “something not taken into account or presenting no obstacle.” It was first recorded as salary will be no object in a 1782 newspaper advertisement for someone seeking a job. Both money and expense were so described by the mid-1800s.

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Example Sentences

Most investors don’t think that even a sustained bond selloff alone would do much to slow the AI build-out, given that money is no object for the big companies doing most of the spending.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Money is no object,” states a sly little text painting by the artist Ricci Albenda in this year’s edition of Frieze New York.

From New York Times

If money is no object, hospitality offers via the Paris Games’ official partner, On Location, guarantee booking through all-inclusive packages that include tickets to select sports events and accommodation in three-, four- and five-star hotels.

From Seattle Times

If money is no object, seats in the lower bowl of the stadium, right around the 50-yard line, are about $3,500.

From Seattle Times

If money is no object, you can find tickets for any of the remaining sold-out shows in Inglewood through legitimate ticket brokers and resellers online, like StubHub, Vivid Seats and SeatGeek.

From Los Angeles Times