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Discover LudwigThe phrase "attract money" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to draw or bring in money or wealth. You can use it in any context where you want to express the idea of generating financial success or abundance. Example: "As a financial advisor, my goal is to help my clients attract money and achieve their financial goals."
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The ability to attract money.
A name can attract money.
"Good projects always attract money," he said.
Scientists could attract money and press with ever larger supercolliders while ignoring such pesky questions.
IS's successes in Ramadi in Iraq and Palmyra in Syria attract money and fighters.
Italy and Britain are proposing tax amnesties to attract money back home.
I attract money and the honeys like carrots attract bunnies, like bees are attracted to honey.
They attract money by letting people escape tax, legally or illegally.
The international fund needs to attract money, because it does not recover investments.
Its banks paid mouthwatering interest rates to attract money from abroad.
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