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31Money Market Account Extra - MMAX — An account structure that provides depositors with the ability to secure FDIC insurance on large deposits that would otherwise exceed the normal insurance limit of $250,000. The MMAX structure allows banks to attract large depositors, including… …
32extra compensation — Compensation over and above that fixed by contract for the work agreed to be done. Weston v State, 262 NY 46, 186 NE 197, 88 ALR 1219. Money paid out of public funds to a public officer or servant in excess of his regular salary for the… …
33danger money — noun Extra money paid for doing a more than usually perilous job • • • Main Entry: ↑danger * * * danger money UK US noun [uncountable] british extra money that you get in addition to your normal pay for doing something dangerous Thesaurus: extra… …
34pin money — {n. phr.} Extra money used for incidentals. * /She has a regular full time job but she earns extra pin money by doing a lot of baby sitting./ …
35pin money — {n. phr.} Extra money used for incidentals. * /She has a regular full time job but she earns extra pin money by doing a lot of baby sitting./ …
36pin\ money — n. phr. Extra money used for incidentals. She has a regular full time job but she earns extra pin money by doing a lot of baby sitting …
37spending money — noun cash for day to day spending on incidental expenses • Syn: ↑pocket money, ↑pin money • Hypernyms: ↑cash, ↑hard cash, ↑hard currency * * * noun [noncount] : extra money that you can spend on whatever you want …
38pocket money — pocket .money n [U] 1.) BrE a small amount of money that parents give regularly to their children, usually every week or month American Equivalent: allowance ▪ How much pocket money do you get? 2.) informal a small amount of extra money that you… …
39beer money — beer .money n [U] BrE informal a little extra money to buy a drink or have fun with ▪ The job was never going to make me rich, but it kept me in beer money for a while …
40pin money — pin .money n [U] BrE a small amount of extra money which someone earns to spend on things which they want but do not really need ▪ She helped her uncle out sometimes just to earn a bit of pin money …
