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budget

Definition for budget

noun as in financial plan

verb as in plan money or action

Strongest matches

allocate, calculate

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The American Financial Services Association offers tips online to prepare consumers for the car-buying process, including information on preapproval, budgeting and understanding interest rates and the loan process.

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This is partially because large windfalls of cash don’t usually figure into typical budgeting advice.

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First and foremost, I respect — and deeply relate to — your desire to celebrate your birthday on a budget.

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He said his first tasks are “resolving a number of outstanding issues that are hindering operations” including creating a budget for the agency.

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Adding the same headroom as March’s budget update would bring the total to around 22 billion pounds.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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