the smart money
noun [S]Definition
› money that is invested (= given to companies hoping to get more back) by experienced investors who know a lot about what they are doing: The smart money is coming back into mortgages as the best investment now.Savings, interest and capital
(Definition of the smart money noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- base rate noun
- capital intensive adjective
- capital noun (MONEY)
- capitalization noun (MONEY)
- coffer noun
- collateral noun
- compound adjective
- fund noun
- interest rate noun
- money noun
- nest egg noun
- Premium Bond noun
- principal noun (MONEY)
- purse noun (AMOUNT TO SPEND)
- return verb (EXCHANGE)
- saving noun
- simple interest noun
- sinking fund noun
- stock noun (MONEY)
- venture capital noun
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