moneymaking
Generating financial profit
Moneymaking describes activities that generate profit or income: a moneymaking scheme, the moneymaking potential of the franchise.
As a noun, it refers to the pursuit or acquisition of wealth: He devoted himself to moneymaking.
The word can be neutral or carry a faint suggestion that profit is the primary motive.
Producing financial benefit
- gainfulProducing monetary benefit
- remunerativeYielding financial gain
- thrivingSucceeding vigorously
- boomingExperiencing rapid growth
prosperous · well-paid · rewarding · fruitful · productive · golden · successful · flourishing
Business income total
- earningsMoney gained from work
- gainPositive return received
- returnGo back again
- surplusAmount exceeding requirement
windfall · yield · markup · proceeds · net income · bonus · dividend · interest
Commercial undertaking or initiative
- commerceExchange of goods, services
- ventureRisky new undertaking
- franchiseLicensed business operation
- startupNew business enterprise
corporation · firm · partnership · retail · merchandising · trade · marketplace · dealership
New business enterprise
- founderOne who begins something
- ventureRisky new undertaking
- innovationCreating something original
- bootstrappingSelf-starting without external input
pitch · crowdfunding · incubator · accelerator · scalable · disruptive · angel investor · mentorship
Ownership stakes or inventory
- bondsTies that unite
- portfolioCollected works or assets
- dividendsProfits paid to shareholders
- securitiesTradeable financial assets
trading · commodities · ETFs · forex · appreciation · retirement · 401(k) · IRA
Person possessing great wealth
- billionairePerson worth ten figures
- tycoonDominant industrial leader
- magnateWealthy business leader
- mogulInfluential industry leader
fortune · affluence · prosperity · riches · nest egg · inheritance · windfall · self-made
Industrial product creation
- technologyApplied scientific methods
- entertainmentAgreeable diversion of attention
- pharmaceuticalsManufactured therapeutic substances
- real estateLand and its structures
finance · tourism · energy · automotive · telecommunications · fashion · publishing · agriculture
profitable
Producing financial benefit
- gainfulProducing monetary benefit
- remunerativeYielding financial gain
- thrivingSucceeding vigorously
booming · prosperous · well-paid · rewarding · fruitful · productive · golden · successful · flourishing · cash cow
revenue
Business income total
surplus · windfall · yield · markup · proceeds · net income · bonus · dividend · interest · payoff
enterprise
Commercial undertaking or initiative
startup · corporation · firm · partnership · retail · merchandising · trade · marketplace · dealership · chain
startup
New business enterprise
- founderOne who begins something
- ventureRisky new undertaking
- innovationCreating something original
bootstrapping · pitch · crowdfunding · incubator · accelerator · scalable · disruptive · angel investor · mentorship · pivot
stocks
Ownership stakes or inventory
securities · trading · commodities · ETFs · forex · appreciation · retirement · 401(k) · IRA · annuities
millionaire
Person possessing great wealth
- billionairePerson worth ten figures
- tycoonDominant industrial leader
- magnateWealthy business leader
mogul · fortune · affluence · prosperity · riches · nest egg · inheritance · windfall · self-made · nouveau riche
manufacturing
Industrial product creation
- technologyApplied scientific methods
- entertainmentAgreeable diversion of attention
- pharmaceuticalsManufactured therapeutic substances
real estate · finance · tourism · energy · automotive · telecommunications · fashion · publishing · agriculture · construction
- easy moneyquick buck, fast cash, windfall, gravy train, free lunch
moneymakingloss-making
Failing to profit
unprofitable · uneconomic · in the red · uneconomical · break-even
moneymakingnonprofit
Organization serving public good
noncommercial · not-for-profit · charitable · philanthropic · pro bono
moneymakingdisadvantageous
Causing harm or hindrance
unfavorable · unbeneficial · ruinous · costly · impoverishing
money, making, make, mint, moneyed, monetary, moneyless, moneymaker, monetize