Moneys

[Dr Jekyll]

What's the difference between 'money' and 'moneys'?

[-crookedtail-]

No idea but monies always reminds of our favourite Ugandan George Agdgdgwngo. Therefore anyone im with who mentions it I can never take seriously!

[anonymous-user]

Dr Jekyll said:

What's the difference between 'money' and 'moneys'?

I'm with crooked tail on this one. Although I do see it used at times in replacement of 'funds'. I.e. The funds/monies have arrived

[zollburgers]

In a rare sensible post, I would guess that it might refer to multiple transactions? I could be wronger than flared trousers though.

[jeff m]

Isn't it used in legal documents.
eg money from multiple sources.
probably wrong

No doubt we shall be enlightened.

ETA Ah..similar to answer above (sorry)

Edited by jeff m on Saturday 16th October 01:23

[P-Jay]

Moneys or monies as I've seen too is a nonsense term that retard's use to mean larger sums of money, or less annoyingly different amounts of money held in different places.

When I worked in banking people who used it were tarred with the same brush as type of person who like to over/miss use 'literally' and 'obviously', start a sentence with 'no offence but..' before saying something offensive and promises to give it 110%.

‘Properties’ and also only considering the word ‘property’ to mean bricks and mortar property, used to be just as bad 10 years ago, but we lost the fight on that one I think.

[Stu R]

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[Arese]

Stu R said:

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