financiopath

A person who uses his position of power or trust to commit large-scale financial fraud.

You shouldn't expect regulators to catch bigtime financiopaths like Bernie Madoff - that's not how the world works.

by DrWex January 5, 2009

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Financial Bacon

It's like being in a pickle money-wise

Mom said we were on a budget so I had to decide between unlimited picture messages or unlimited internet on my cell phone. I was definitely in a financial bacon. :(

by --PartyAllTheTime-- July 15, 2009

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fanalyst

a portmanteau of the words fan and analyst describing a sports columnist or blogger who analyzes sports from the perspective of a fan rather than an insider or traditional sports journalist.

Bill Simmons of ESPN.com is considered the godfather of fanalysts as he was one of the first sports bloggers to write from the perspective of the fan.

by ftard622 December 10, 2009

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financial erosion

The loss of wealth due to stock market prices dropping or investment bank's administrative costs

My retirement nest egg slipped away due to financial erosion.

by dddddjlsjlfjsljljsjlksjd October 5, 2016

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Fina is defined in many forms, but one definition of Fina is"Kaea." However, she is loved by all for her humorous jokes and personality. She also knows how to get down to any given song. Fina's are strong, independent ladies that are ready for the world. They also are prepared for crusty haters that try to dish beef.

Friend 1 - You're so funny, you're such a Fina

by Hilarious101 November 26, 2017

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financé

What a gold-digging lady views her husband-to-be.

And of course, this word's spelling can be altered slightly from "financé" to "financeé", to refer to a lady who's engaged to a gold-digging guy, and who is viewed by him as merely a meal-ticket and/or the means to a more-fluent lifestyle

by QuacksO July 14, 2019

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