surplus funds
Money left over
Surplus funds are money remaining after all obligations, expenses, or planned uses have been covered.
Organizations may hold surplus funds in reserve, distribute them to shareholders, or reinvest them: The nonprofit had strict rules about how surplus funds could be spent.
In government contexts, surplus funds represent tax revenue exceeding the budget.
- cashReady spending funds
- money in the bankReliable financial reserves
- budgetingAllocating funds systematically
- fundReserved money supply
- slush fundHidden discretionary money pool
reserve · financial planning · savings · nest egg · rainy day · emergency fund · windfall · capital allocation · liquidity · free and clear · war chest · petty cash · walking around money · profit margins · cash flow · grant funding · oversupply · glut
- reservesreserve, reserves, bank reserves, cash reserves, fuel reserve
- budget termsbudget, deficit, spending, revenue, expenditure
- treasuryUS Treasury, Treasury Department, treasury bonds, Exchequer, state treasury
- bankingbank, banks, ATM, ATMs, account
- public financepublic debt, budget deficit, tax revenue, budgets, expenditure
- foreclosureforeclosure auction, forced sale, foreclosure prevention, foreclosure notice, foreclosure sale
surplus fundsdeficit
Amount still owed
shortfall · budget deficit · funding gap · negative balance · budget shortfall
surplus fundsinsufficient funds
Lacking required money
cash shortage · resource scarcity · tight budget · liquidity crisis · financial constraints