Popular Money Idioms: Make a Mint, Make a Killing, Rake In

Want to describe financial success in English? Learn money idioms with our video and enhance your vocabulary.

Belows are some common money idioms introduced in this video.

• Make a Mint. If someone makes a mint, they make a large amount of money.
• Make a Killing. If you say that someone has made a killing you mean that they have had great financial success.
• Rake in the money. If you rake in the money, you make money in large quantities.

Using these idioms can make your English sound more natural and expressive. These money idioms are commonly used in both casual and formal conversations to describe someone who is very successful financially.