BNET Business Dictionary

Business Definition for: Money

  • a medium of exchange that is accepted throughout a country as payment for services and goods and as a means of settling debts

Wiktionary Definition for: Money

  • #Some currency.
  • #''(countable, as moneys)'' Two or more currencies spoken of together.
  • #Hard cash, as opposed to cheques/checks or credit cards.
  • #An item of value between two parties used for the exchange of goods or services.
  • #Assets such as houses or cars which show a person has money.
  • ''(countable, as monies)'' (usually plural) A distinct money fund or account.
  • Ex:''The monies are on account and available for spending.''
  • #Richness, rich people-particularly those who didn't inherit it.
  • #A person who funds an operation.
  • #monetary

Additional Resources

Money For the Old and Crinkly | BTalk Australia
(23min 48) The Financial Planning Association FPA has submitted a series of recommendations to the Australian federal government’s tax review panel, which is chartered with examining how to position the Australian taxation system to best cater for the changing “demographic, social, economic and environmental challenges of the 21st century”. The...
Tags: Incentive, Retirement, Income, Money, Financial Planning Association, Pension, Debt, Level, Healthcare Issue, Government, Personal Finance, Vertical Industries, Taxes, Benefits, Payroll Solutions, Free Trade, Financial Planning, Finance, Human Resources, Phil Dobbie
Blog posts 2009-03-05
Money Skills for Your Kids: Ages 10 to 14
You can get tweens to adopt the right lifelong money habits. But first you have to get their attention. Games Theory ...
Tags: Money, Allowance, Kid, MoneyWatch, ING Direct, Games, Mutual Funds, Investment, Personal Technology, Human Resources, Benefits, Retirement Plans, Finance, Stock Market Game, Planet Orange, Junior Achievement, Kidnexions, Janet Bodnar, Raising Money Smart Kids, The Game of Life, The Great Piggy Bank Adventure, Money Might, Kathy M. Kristof
Articles 2009-07-15
Dumbest Things You Do With Your Money
Even smart people make financial moves that are downright illogical. Emotions and superstitions have a sneaky way of keeping you from rational financial decisions. But dumb choices can have serious, real-world consequences. Here are some of the biggest blunders we all make, plus tips from the experts on how to...
Tags: Financial, Stock, Credit Card, Money, MoneyWatch, Financial Accounting, Sales Channel, Investment, Financial Services, Finance, Sales, Kathy Kristof, Dumb, Dumbest, Mistakes, Fear, Greed, Emotion, Spending, Investing, Hoarding, Parents, Financial Infidelity, Brad Klontz, Bonnie Eaker Weil, Matt Wallaert, Laura Tarbox, Frank Presson, Online Banking
Articles 2009-11-18
Money Managers Guilty as Madoff?
My posts this week revealing supposed excerpts from Bernie Madoff's book proposal see list below have evidently struck a nerve among the "money manager" community. For example, one of this ilk sent me a...
Tags: Money Manager, Sales Strategy, Sales Force Management, Investment, Sales, Finance, Geoffrey James
Blog posts 2009-01-02
Money Skills for Your Kids: Ages 4 to 9
To help your kids grow into money-savvy adults, start early. Here's how to instill good money habits in even your youngest. ...
Tags: Allowance, Kid, MoneyWatch, Kids, Bodnar, Ryan, Financial Services, Personal Finance, JumpStart Coalition for Financial Literacy, Financial Literacy, Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, Janet Bodnar, Raising Money Smart Kids, Kidnexions, President’s Advisory Council on Financial Literacy, Kathy M. Kristof
Articles 2009-07-15
Vodafone, Western Union Testing International Mobile Money Transfers
Vodafone is stepping up its mobile payments business. The global operator has partnered with The Western Union Company to pilot its cross border Mobile Money Transfer MMT service that lets customers send remittances between the UK and Kenya. Customers will be able to send money from Western Union locations...
Tags: Vodafone Group Plc., Phone, Mobile, Cell Phone, Money Transfer, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing, Companies, Operators, Vodafone, Countries, Europe, UK, Technologies, Payments, Dianne See Morrison
External links 2008-12-08
American Express Acquires Revolution Money: Challenges PayPal
American Express just announced that it plans to acquire Revolution Money for $300 million. The deal is still subject to regulatory approval. Revolution Money, which was founded by AOL's co-founder Steve Case , launched in 2007. The company offers a number of services, including...
Tags: American Express Co., PayPal, Card
News items 2009-11-18
Don't Fool Yourself. You Need Money to be Happy.
You need money to be happy. Yes, I said it. Remember Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs from Psych 101? It's a framework to understand our needs and how we first must meet our basic needs (e.g., food, shelter) before we can hope to fill our more idealistic needs (e.g., love, self-respect)....
Tags: Financial, Money, Food & Beverage, Financial Accounting, Manufacturing, Finance, Robert Pagliarini
Blog posts 2009-06-09
Money Skills for Your Kids: Ages 15 and Up
To make high-school students financially literate, let them handle and sometimes mishandle their own money. The Power of Compound Interest ...
Tags: Financial, Credit Card, MoneyWatch, Concert Ticket, Alfred, Sales Channel, Financial Accounting, Financial Services, Sales, Finance, Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, Charles Schwab Foundation, The Stock Market Game, Clark Howard, Compound Interest, WealthQuest for Teens, Jill Suskind, Mike Alfred, Farnoosh Torabi, Kathy M. Kristof
Articles 2009-07-15
Mind Over Money | BTalk Australia
(13min 03) On today's BTalk Australia Phil Dobbie talks to Adrian McMaster, author, psychologist and financial adviser. Adrian's book "Mind Over Money" Wilkinson Publishing explains how the way you live can determine how wealthy you are. He explains the three simple rules and how to implement them, together with the...
Tags: Income, Advisor, Adrian, Financial Advisor, Taxes, Investment, Operational Accounting, Free Trade, Financial Planning, Finance, Phil Dobbie
Blog posts 2008-12-01
This Is Your Brain on Money
The Find: A fascinating article traces the brain chemistry behind why people make such irrational and often times unethical decisions when money is involved. The Source: An article by Mark Buchanan entitled "Why Money Messes With Your Mind" in NewScientist. ...
Tags: Money, Productivity, Jessica Stillman
Blog posts 2009-03-23
D-Day for Money Market Fund Guarantee
Uncle Sam's guarantee for money-market funds expires today. This emergency measure from "The Week That Shook Wall Street" cue the appropriate scary music, was one of the few decisions that actually calmed ordinary investors at the time. Money market mutual funds were created in 1970 to allow...
Tags: Asset, Commercial Paper, Money, Investor, Mutual Funds, Retirement Plans, Government, Asset Management, Investment, Human Resources, Benefits, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Finance, Jill Schlesinger
Blog posts 2009-09-18
Soros’s Winners & Losers of 2008: The World Money Show Orlando Transcripts, Conference Presentations
Earnings Call Excerpt Speakers Howard R. Gold, Executive Editor, MoneyShow.com Nicholas Vardy, CFA, Editor, Vardy’s Global Bull Market Alert, Vardy’s Global Stock Investor, and The Global Guru, Managing Director, Hayek Capital Management Thursday, February 5, 2009 About the Speaker Nicholas Vardy is the editor...
Tags: Hedge Fund Manager, U.S., Stock, Hedge Fund, Soros, Investment, Financial Services, Finance, Seeking Alpha
Earnings calls 2009-02-10
Joost: Sometimes Too Much Money Is a Curse, Not a Blessing
Ed Sim submits: I am not going to rehash Om Malik's excellent summary of "What went wrong with Joost" but I did want to dive deeper into a few points. As I have always said, raising too much money can be a curse and not a blessing....
Tags: Media, Internet, Ed Sim, VIA Technologies Inc., Viacom Inc.
External links 2009-07-02
Broad Money: A Guide for Monetary Policy
There is widespread agreement that in the long run, inflation is a monetary Phenomenon. From a policy perspective, two ideas help establish that money is and important policy variable contributing to inflation. The first is that there is a stable long-run money demand. This quantifies the long-run relationship between money...
Tags: Inflation, Currency & Foreign Exchange, Finance
White papers
A Serious Look at Serious Money
When a person is serious about growth, he needs Serious Money - the kind of capital that can dramatically fuel the growth plans. First of all, one has to recognize that the capital options depend on what kind of company is being grown. People have to determine how much money...
Tags: Financing, Money, Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, Debt Financing, Investment, Financial Accounting, Finance
White papers 2003-01-01
Why Marketing Wastes Money.
Why Marketing Wastes Money.Any specific recommendations?You've spent a number of posts hammering away at how useless a "classical" marketing organization is. Actually, I happen to agree with much of what you've said: the ultimate goal of marketing should indeed be to generate qualified sales leads. I'm very...
Tags: marketing, Marketing Wastes Money, sales
Discussion threads 2008-01-03
The Crucial Decision To Making Money Online
Trying to make money online? Do you wonder how people actually make tons of money online? What is it they do differently, while many keep trying and not producing any money online? There is a big difference and as you read every word of this paper you will learn how...
Tags: Money, DiscoveryArticles.com
White papers 2008-04-11
Forbes.com on Money; Money & Sex - Money & Happiness - Money & Time - Money & Culture
NEW YORK -- Today, Forbes.com publishes its special report on "Money." It's not about markets, and it's not about wealth, personal finance or investing. Forbes.com on Money is about money as an object, as a psychological concept, as a mindset. The special report is available at www.forbes.com/money.
Tags: Forbes
Research articles 2006-02-14
Pharma Election Money Backs Obama
After years of funneling campaign money to Republican politicians, the drug business has suddenly decided that the Democrats -- who took control of Congress in the 2006 elections -- will win the White House in the fall. From 1990 until just last year, pharma political campaign contribution...
Tags: Democrat, Pfizer Inc., Republican, PAC, Jim Edwards
Blog posts 2008-08-19