skin a flint
life savings
coin it
scrimple
oversave
watch the pennies
make a killing
Midas touch
economical
bonanza
feather one's nest
save
ATM
dip into
earnings
scrimp and save
splash out
loaded
net out
outsave
spendful
high-stakes
kill the goose that lays the golden eggs
win big
return on investment
kick in
saving
milk the clock
rake in
shovel in
wealthy
have one's pockets on swole
bundle
when one's ship comes in
grubstake
make out like a bandit
gravy boat
invest
bleed
big bucks
chase pennies with dollars
megabucks
big money
ante
pile
tear it up
quaestuary
Brink's truck
blow out
turn a profit
high-budget
fork over
gold
savingly
support
supplies
dollar, dollar bill, y'all
make a fortune
attain
in the money
reach
achieve
accomplish
long purse
soak
ride the wave
large-handed
rich
clean up
wealthen
mammonism
work
coffer
locuplete
flizz
put butter on one's bread
take it to the next level
gainfully
banking
go for the gold
fundraising
for one's trouble
hand over fist
scrape up
make a pile
half the battle
line one's pockets
laugh all the way to the bank
swing
rake it in
give back
spend money like water
foresave
go to extraordinary lengths
gamble

English words for 'Go to great lengths to save or gain something, particularly money.'

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