Money; or sometimes, money plus assets which could be converted to money. see also mutual fund, external funds, Federal Funds.
The money, which a charity or organization uses for their expenses.
Money available for a qualified purpose, such as loan funds for F.H.A. insured loans, conventional loan funds, etc.
Dollars available for expenditure for a specific objective or program, project, or task. code, title, fiscal year amount, reserve, obligated, authorized
assets in the form of money
a smoke screen for politicians to bring home federal money for state and community drug control programs
A pool of money normally set apart for a purpose, for example, a pension fund to provide pensions.
Funds refer to money available for your use in your account/s whether those accounts are savings, loans, or even credit accounts.
availability The amount of money available for a consumer to use to make purchases.
One of the fundamental principles of governmental accounting is the fund. Funds are usually established by legislation and provide an accounting mechanism for keeping track of money raised and spent for a specific activity or set of activities. Governments have three broad types of funds (governmental, proprietary, and fiduciary) and specific funds within those broad types of funds. According to GASB, "a fund is ...a fiscal and accounting entity with a self balancing set of accounts which are segregated for the purpose of carrying out specific activities or attaining certain objectives in accordance with special regulations, restrictions or limitations."
Any moneys (including checks, drafts, or other instruments) or any commitment to provide money under the guarantor's programs to a borrower enrolled at (or accepted for enrollment) and attending a participating school.
Money remuneration for transactions.