Synonyms and antonyms of Money that you owe in British Thesaurus

arrears (noun)

money that you owe because you have failed to make payments at the correct time

bad debt (noun)

money that someone owes but will never pay

balance (noun)

the amount of money that you owe after paying part of the cost of something

bill (noun)

a written statement showing how much money you owe someone for goods or services you have received

borrowings (noun)

money owed by a business, country, or organization

debit (noun)

an amount of money that you owe, especially when it is recorded in a company’s accounts or on a bank statement

debt (noun)

an amount of money that you owe

debt (noun)

a situation in which you owe money to other people

debt (noun)

economics the total amount of money that the government of a country owes to banks and to other countries that it has borrowed from

due (adjective)

if money is due, it is time for it to be paid

home loan (noun)

an amount of money that a bank lends someone to buy a house

liability (noun)

the amount of money that a company owes

loan (noun)

an amount of money that a person, business, or country borrows, especially from a bank

outstanding (adjective)

an amount of money that is outstanding has not yet been paid

owing (adjective)

money that is owing has not been paid to someone yet

payable (adjective)

an amount of money that is payable must be paid

remission (noun)

the process by which someone is allowed not to pay money that they owe

repayable (adjective)

money that is repayable over a particular period of time, or by a particular person, must be paid back by the end of that period or by that person

student loan (noun)

money that a bank or an institution lends to a student so that they can pay to do their course. Students pay the money back after finishing their studies.

sub (noun)

informalBritish an amount of money that you borrow from someone

tab (noun)

an amount that you owe, for example the cost of a hotel room, restaurant meals, and services