superfund
overpayment
megabudget
honor
lump sum
welfare
bundle
go far
gross pay
save up
paying
pay-off
balloon payment
grant
bullet
big money
collect
megafinance
multipayer
overfund
outfund
pile
plank down
basis
big bucks
megabucks
small fortune
block grant
plank up
collateral
subfund
cost overrun
at a price
grant-in-aid
reimburse
trade-in
multipayment
billpaying
mail
disburse
megamoney
pay up
overfunding
subscribe
pledge
graduate tax
supplemental
push the boat out
high-budget
shell out
budget
lend
overspend
sinking fund
pagatoric
overcharge
splash out
ATM
money order
income
bid
attendance allowance
offer
tender
bleed
on time
exchequer
corn
hard money
repayable
large-handed
Cranborne money
per year
drawee
ware
pay out
per annum
cash in hand
bursary
present
receipt
p.a.
waste
king's ransom
Short money
squander
splurge
annually
spend
underpayment
consume
each year

English words for 'To fund (a college payment plan) with a large payment, more than the usual annual payment.'

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