financed
Paid for initially
Financed is the past tense and past participle of finance, meaning to provide money for a purchase, project, or enterprise.
When something is financed, the funds have been secured or supplied: The renovation was financed by a bank loan.
The word often implies that payment occurs over time rather than all at once, as with a financed car or home.
Something can be financed through loans, investors, grants, or personal savings.
Borrowed money repaid later
- mortgageSecured home loan
- creditorOne owed money
- borrowerOne who takes temporarily
- lenderOne who loans money
debt · repayment · interest · principal · amortization · installment · collateral · creditworthiness
Regular supporter or customer
- benefactorOne who gives aid
- donorOne who contributes freely
- grantBestow or award money
- scholarshipEducational funding or erudition
endowment · fellowship · philanthropy · underwriting · backing · subsidy · bursary · stipend
Financial assistance from government
- budgetPlan for spending
- fiscalOf public revenue
- taxationCompulsory government revenue collection
- deficitAmount still owed
expenditure · stimulus · bailout · appropriation · treasury · infrastructure · welfare · relief
New business enterprise
- ventureRisky new undertaking
- enterpriseCommercial undertaking or initiative
- corporationLegally separate business entity
- companyCommercial enterprise or guests
merger · acquisition · capital · incorporation · franchise · partnership · proprietorship · conglomerate
Collected works or assets
- securitiesTradeable financial assets
- stocksOwnership stakes or inventory
- bondsTies that unite
- equitiesOwnership stakes in corporations
dividends · commodities · ETFs · retirement · IRA · 401(k) · annuities · trading
loan
Borrowed money repaid later
lender · debt · repayment · interest · principal · amortization · installment · collateral · creditworthiness · underwrite
patron
Regular supporter or customer
- benefactorOne who gives aid
- donorOne who contributes freely
- grantBestow or award money
scholarship · endowment · fellowship · philanthropy · underwriting · backing · subsidy · bursary · stipend · crowdfunded
subsidy
Financial assistance from government
deficit · expenditure · stimulus · bailout · appropriation · treasury · infrastructure · welfare · relief · allocation
startup
New business enterprise
- ventureRisky new undertaking
- enterpriseCommercial undertaking or initiative
- corporationLegally separate business entity
company · merger · acquisition · capital · incorporation · franchise · partnership · proprietorship · conglomerate · multinational
portfolio
Collected works or assets
- securitiesTradeable financial assets
- stocksOwnership stakes or inventory
- bondsTies that unite
equities · dividends · commodities · ETFs · retirement · IRA · 401(k) · annuities · trading · ROI
- supportedsupported, backed, aided, helped out, assisted
- funding statusfunded, unfunded, underfunded, overfunded, self-funded
- vehicle adjectivesfast, slow, new, old, used
- conditionsmedical condition, weather conditions, environmental conditions, living conditions, working conditions
- construction statusunder construction, completed, planned, in progress, on hold
financedunfinanced
Lacking financial support
unfunded · unsupported · defunded · unbacked · unsponsored
financedself-funded
Paid with own resources
bootstrapped · unencumbered · debt-free · out-of-pocket · crowdfunded
- financial aidFunding for education expenses
- financial recoveryReturn to economic health
- financial protectionSafeguard against monetary loss
- financial crisisSevere economic system breakdown
- financial collapseCatastrophic failure of markets
- finance chargeCost of borrowing money
finance, finances, financial, financing, financier, financially, nonfinancial, financer, financers