financially
In economic terms
Financially is an adverb that means in terms of money or monetary matters.
It modifies how something relates to finances, whether personal or institutional: The project is financially viable, They're doing well financially.
The word often appears in contexts involving economic assessment or monetary consequences: financially independent, financially responsible, financially ruined.
When someone asks how you're doing financially, they're asking about your money situation.
Amounts required to pay
- paymentsMoney given for obligations
- debtMoney owed another
- loansBorrowed money arrangements
- mortgageSecured home loan
bills · rent · tuition · utilities · insurance · fees · taxes · overhead
Having abundant financial resources
- prosperousEnjoying wealth and success
- wealthyHaving abundant financial resources
- richHaving much of something
- comfortablePhysically at ease
secure · independent · stable · solvent · assets · fortune · inheritance · millionaire
Plan for spending
- allocationDistribution of shares
- planningArranging for future events
- forecastingEstimating future conditions
- expenditureMoney paid out
accounts · ledger · appropriation · cashflow · variance · estimates · audit · balance
Collected works or assets
- stocksOwnership stakes or inventory
- bondsTies that unite
- dividendsProfits paid to shareholders
- securitiesTradeable financial assets
equities · retirement · returns · gains · losses · diversified · brokerage · savvy
costs
Amounts required to pay
bills · mortgage · rent · tuition · utilities · insurance · fees · taxes · overhead · dues
affluent
Having abundant financial resources
- prosperousEnjoying wealth and success
- wealthyHaving abundant financial resources
- richHaving much of something
comfortable · secure · independent · stable · solvent · assets · fortune · inheritance · millionaire · billionaire
budget
Plan for spending
- allocationDistribution of shares
- planningArranging for future events
- forecastingEstimating future conditions
expenditure · accounts · ledger · appropriation · cashflow · variance · estimates · audit · balance · resources
portfolio
Collected works or assets
securities · equities · retirement · returns · gains · losses · diversified · brokerage · savvy · literate
taxation
Compulsory government revenue collection
surplus · treasury · levy · tariff · duty · excise · stimulus · austerity · appropriation · sequestration
economy
System of trade and production
inflation · deflation · recovery · stability · downturn · prosperity · stagnation · boom · bust · depression
financiallyemotionally
Regarding inner feelings
spiritually · morally · ethically · psychologically · physically
- 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
- financial ruinComplete loss of wealth